The Detroit weather forecast includes a mix of sun, wind, and rain, with changing conditions throughout the week and gusts up to 39 mph, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Renaissance Center's Tower 600 in Detroit is set for mixed-use redevelopment into luxury apartments and office space by an investment group led by Dr. Mahmoud Al-Hadidi.

The Montcalm County Sheriff's Office investigated a situation where a man approached an 11-year-old girl in Edmore's Village Park but found no harmful intent. The matter was resolved with community help.

Two men were charged in the fatal shooting of security guard Montine Wiley in Kalamazoo; one faces homicide charges, the other tampering with evidence.

A wrong-way crash on I-94 in St. Clair County resulted in one death and critical injuries, closing the westbound lanes. The incident is under investigation.

An Ottawa County man won the $667,862 Fast Cash jackpot from a ticket bought at Freeman's Leaky Tap. He plans to share the prize with family, charities, and his church.

Ingham County officials discovered a dead French bulldog in a Lansing park; an investigation is underway, and authorities seek public help for information.

Michael Devon Webb is charged with first-degree murder for the fatal shooting of his fiancée, Rachel Renee Wooten, in a possible domestic violence incident.

MDOT announces lane closures and a full shutdown on sections of I-696 in Oakland County for median work and bridge demolition, causing traffic delays and requiring detours through 2027.

Detroit's weather forecast includes a chance of rain, fluctuating temperatures, and windy conditions, with clearer skies and highs near 70 degrees later in the week.

Jonathan Brady, 17, faces charges for a fire in Mount Clemens. The incident, which happened on April 10, caused extensive damage to a house but all six residents escaped unharmed. Brady is held on a $500,000 bond.

Detroit opens Campbell Street Apartments, a $18 million development providing affordable housing for low-income families, with the support of MSHDA and other local efforts.

AG Dana Nessel and 41 attorneys general urged improved collaboration with the federal government to combat human trafficking, involving the National Human Trafficking Hotline.