Black students in the US received racist texts threatening them to return to slavery; one incident affected Michigan high schoolers. The FBI and local authorities are investigating.

Motor City Comic Con captivates Novi, Michigan, with a mix of 80s icons, contemporary stars, and comic book creators, offering celebrity meet-and-greets and a treasure trove of merchandise.

A former employee won a $13 million lawsuit for religious discrimination after being fired by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan for not complying with their vaccine policy.

Michigan's Senate has approved bills for using automated speed cameras in work zones, to improve road safety. The legislation awaits a House vote and potential approval by Governor Whitmer.

Detroit's weather forecast includes sunny days and showers, with a 100% chance of rain on Sunday and gusty winds up to 24 mph. Midweek may see a return of showers, with temperatures fluctuating throughout the week.

A man was fatally shot in the parking lot of MJR Theater in Waterford Township; a suspect has been arrested in connection with the incident. The nature of the shooting was targeted, and the investigation is ongoing.

Stellantis is laying off 400 workers at its Detroit parts logistics facility as it transitions operations to a third party, amid broader industry challenges.

Michigan State Police are investigating a body found on Lake Michigan's shore near Pentwater, with the person's identity and circumstances unknown. Foul play is not initially suspected.

The Salvation Army in Grand Rapids launches its Red Kettle campaign with music and aims to support local aid programs through kettle donations and volunteers.

Cultivate, an art space in Grand Rapids, is closing due to sustainability issues, the owner's health, and other factors, despite having created jobs, hosted exhibits, and served many artists.

Wyoming police are seeking information on Lucy Silverman, a 71-year-old missing since November 1, believed to be driving to California in a silver Toyota Corolla, with medical care needs.

Alexae Kamron Johnson, 38, was charged with retail fraud and placing an explosive device after a chlorine gas incident at a Meijer store, which was a reported distraction for theft.

A mother in Sturgis Township was charged with open murder of her two-year-old child, after initial charges of involuntary manslaughter were escalated.