Luke Svacha was arraigned on multiple felony charges, including first-degree murder, following the fatal shooting of Jajuan Marls at a Sterling Heights hotel, leading to a standoff with police.

Detroit will host AfroFuture, a music festival celebrating African culture, in August at Bedrock's Douglass Site, offering music, arts, and a marketplace.

The article describes Detroit's weather forecast, highlighting snow, sleet, and freezing rain, potentially impacting commutes and advising residents to prepare for the wintry conditions.

A 33-year-old Ohio man, Christopher Matacia, faces charges including felony murder for the killing of Sam Simko in a Pontiac marijuana business robbery.

A Flint man, 49, was arrested for breaking into homes in Tuscola County, with two incidents reported on Monday. The homeowner chased him away, and he was later caught by police.

Michigan's sturgeon season on Black Lake ended in a record 17 minutes, with seven fish caught, beating the six-fish quota and the previous year's record.

Bob Dylan's "Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour" will visit Kalamazoo’s Miller Auditorium on April 16. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday. Dylan's career spans over six decades with 40 studio albums.

Portage celebrates Black History Month with a local artist's exhibit at City Hall, featuring Sharmane Flanders' multimedia work on personal and collective histories.

Meijer Gardens hosts its 30th annual Butterflies Are Blooming exhibit, featuring over 60 butterfly species and educational experiences on their lifecycles.

A man in Wyoming died after an assault; the suspect, who lived with the victim, claimed divine instruction and faces charges, while police seek further information.

Michigan man Paul Hawkins received extra jail time for threatening a former prosecutor on Facebook, as reported by The Detroit News and the Michigan Attorney General's Office.

The Green Macomb Tree and Plant Sale offers a variety of trees and plants for spring, including conifers, deciduous trees, and fruit-bearing plants, available until April 4.

Michigan State Police held an annual ceremony honoring employees for exceptional service, including the Trooper, Motor Carrier Officer, Civilian, and Retiree of the Year, and the Community Policing and Impact Awards.