Detroit is set to experience a week of wet conditions, with varying chances of precipitation and higher temperatures due to southern winds. Rain is expected to be heaviest Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Authorities seek public help in identifying a hit-and-run suspect in Porter Township after an incident involving a parked vehicle and resulting injuries. The suspect fled in a damaged light-colored pickup truck.

A woman died in St. Joseph Township after her car hit a telephone pole. The crash's cause is under investigation, and speed or alcohol were not factors.

Paw Paw High School enhanced entrance safety with new LED lights, flashing yellow lights, and a reduced speed limit, in collaboration with local authorities.

A 72-year-old man was arrested for making a bomb threat against Trinity Health Muskegon Hospital; no explosives were found after a search by multiple agencies.

Three Detroit individuals will stand trial for their roles in an auto theft ring in Southeast Michigan, facing charges including conducting a criminal enterprise and receiving stolen property.

Center Line Public Schools adopted the Ford NGL program, focusing on preparing students for post-high school through community partnerships and practical experience.

Michigan's MPSC introduces penalties and incentives for utilities DTE Energy and Consumers Energy to improve service reliability, as advocated by AG Dana Nessel. Penalties start in 2027 after utilities propose financial mechanisms by 2025.

The Jazz Cannabis Club in Detroit was robbed for the third time, with thieves stealing around $100,000 worth of products. Owner offers a $10,000 reward for information.

Detroit's weather will vary this week with conditions ranging from partly sunny to rain and snow mix, highs between 32-55 degrees, and a chance of persistent rain midweek.

Autorama returned to Downtown Detroit, showcasing classic and futuristic vehicles, and featured guest celebrities and a charitable component, continuing its 72-year tradition.

Detroit officials seek two men for an arson at a local auto shop, with surveillance showing suspects buying snacks afterward.

A 37-year-old Northville resident died in a car crash after his vehicle struck a bridge on Hines Drive and caught fire. The cause is under investigation.