Cloudy and blustery Thursday with a high near 65°F. Temperatures jump into the 80s this weekend with likely storms—pack a backup plan.

A suspect entered a Livonia home with a woman and child inside and fled after the homeowner confronted them; police searched the area near Newburgh and Six Mile.

A Fraser man says a Zoltar fortune‑teller's numbers he played for 30 years matched the April 22 Powerball drawing for a $1M prize.

Tigris, a hi‑fi vinyl listening lounge and café, is slated for 2545 Bagley St. in Southwest Detroit, pairing a daytime café with vinyl‑first cocktail nights and a custom sound rig.

House Republicans advanced bills to repeal Michigan’s 2023 clean‑energy mandates, promising a focus on affordability and grid reliability while setting up a Senate showdown.

Macomb County will line a 1.5‑mile stretch of the 15 Mile interceptor in an $11.5M project aimed at preventing sinkholes and extending the sewer’s life. The work will be concentrated in Clinton Township and is scheduled to finish by January 2027.

At Michigan Chronicle’s Pancakes & Politics, four women foundation leaders argued for resident‑driven investment in Detroit schools, neighborhoods and youth programs.

Macomb County deputies say a viral "door-kick" challenge has dented garage doors across several neighborhoods. Officials urge residents to preserve video and report tips to investigators.

Cool and clear this morning, but gusty west winds will make the afternoon feel raw. Small craft advisories are in effect through Thursday.

A Politico report says Abdul El-Sayed called himself a 'physician' despite limited clinical experience and no record of a Michigan or New York medical license.

Nissan narrowed its annual losses but still logged a 533 billion yen net loss, while saying cost cuts and model launches should help it return to profit next year.

Ford has quietly told certain suppliers they may be ineligible for new awards as it tightens cost and quality standards amid recent supply‑chain shocks.

A jury convicted Marc Aisen of unlawful posting and using a computer to commit a crime after prosecutors said he sent months of harassing emails about Bloomfield Township’s treasurer. Sentencing is set for June 9.