Detroit City Council approved funds for the demolition of an old hospital, allowing Detroit City Football Club to build a new soccer stadium in its place.

A Michigan State Police trooper, shot in a Detroit traffic stop shootout, was released from the hospital; his vest saved him. The assailant, a Highland Park man, was killed, and the investigation continues.

Toledo woman, 61, dies in Monroe County crash; 19-year-old man seriously injured when his vehicle rear-ended her Jeep, causing it to flip. Alcohol not suspected; investigation ongoing.

Detroit's weather forecast includes cloudy skies, periodic showers, and temperatures in the 60s with potential gusty winds.

Patrick Liburd, a 3-star wing, has committed to Michigan Wolverines basketball for 2025 after being previously linked with Coastal Carolina. He averaged 16.4 points and 6.2 rebounds in his senior year.

Michigan Governor Whitmer seeks federal aid after a severe March ice storm caused extensive damage in Northern Michigan, requesting a major disaster declaration.

A man is critically injured in a Kalamazoo shooting; the suspect is at large with two related arrests made. Evidence was gathered and the public asked for help.

MDARD warns against unapproved psychoactive substances in foods, which are illegal and potentially harmful, emphasizing consumer safety and legal compliance.

Kelli Bryant faces trial for first-degree child abuse and welfare fraud after allegedly neglecting her three children in deplorable living conditions.

Southeast Michigan experienced severe weather with three tornadoes confirmed; an EF-1 near Gregory, and two EF-0 tornadoes near St. Charles and Atlas, causing tree and building damage. No injuries were reported.

Sterling Heights won the Mental Health Matters Award for its initiatives to support mental health in Macomb County, including hiring mental health case managers and launching substance abuse programs.

Detroit Police seek help in finding Charles Wilson, 76, with dementia, missing since May 15th from his home on Norfolk Street. He was last seen in a striped polo shirt, blue jacket, and black shoes.

A Sterling Heights man, Nicholas Ibrahim (30), was arrested on multiple felony charges related to child pornography, having been released on a $2,500 bond.