Detroit's forecast includes mixed weather, with chances of rain and partly sunny days. Highs range from upper 50s to 60s, and rain is likely over the weekend and into early next week.

A two-vehicle crash in Alpine Township resulted in the death of a 65-year-old woman and injured others. The incident involved an SUV and sedan at 6 Mile Road NW and Bristol Avenue NW.

Gull Lake Community Schools closed due to a reported threat of violence, prompting an investigation and additional security measures. Classes to remain canceled until the threat is addressed.

Due to too few candidates, Dearborn cancels its August primary for the first time in nearly a century, moving directly to the November general election.

A Northville Township man was arrested on charges, including kidnapping and criminal sexual conduct, after allegedly using Snapchat to lure a minor to his home.

The Fork n' Pint restaurant in Waterford Township suffered a total loss due to a fire, with no injuries reported and an ongoing investigation into the cause.

An 82-year-old motorcyclist died after an SUV turned into his path in Madison Heights; the 79-year-old SUV driver is cooperating with the police investigation.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit against Roku, alleging violations of children's online privacy laws by collecting personal data without proper consent.

AC/DC performed a sold-out show at Ford Field in Detroit, delighting fans with their classic rock hits. Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell attended, enjoying the concert alongside the crowd.

Detroit's The Legendary Sting club was shut down after minors, some as young as 14, were found inside during a police sting operation; no arrests have been made, but an investigation is ongoing.

Disarmory Ministries in Berkley, Michigan, has opened a permanent gun buyback facility at St. David's Episcopal Church, offering gift cards and art from destroyed guns for unwanted firearms every Friday and Saturday.

Anchor Bay School District in Michigan plans to ban the use of personal electronic devices during school hours from fall 2025, spurring mixed reactions from parents and aligning with broader discussions on device usage in schools.

A 3-year-old girl in Taylor, Michigan, sustained serious facial and leg injuries after a pitbull attack and is being treated. The incident led to community concerns and the dog's euthanasia for rabies testing.