A 22-year-old skateboarder died after being hit by a vehicle in Wyoming, Michigan. The incident is under investigation and witnesses are urged to contact police.

Detroit prepares for ScareFest 2024 with activities like a 'zombie trail' and live music and announces roadblocks and shuttle services for the event. The city also promotes its Fall Fest and highlights early voting at these events.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins others in an amicus brief to the Ninth Circuit, advocating for emergency abortion care in Idaho against the state's restrictive ban.

Sterling Heights Public Library partners with Historical Commission to offer Victorian Christmas photo booth sessions at the Upton House Museum on Nov. 10 for a charitable donation, with period costumes available.

Lavonne Hill's conviction is vacated after Sergeant Walter Bates, whose testimony was key, was revealed to have been engaged in crimes, including bank robberies. No retrial will occur due to Bates' discredited testimony.

Dearborn is seeking election workers for the upcoming general election and offers $25 for training and up to $245 for election day work. Applicants must meet certain criteria, including age and registration requirements.

Two women were hospitalized following a two-vehicle crash at Ford Rd. and Sheldon Rd. in Canton Township. The crash is under investigation, and traffic was heavily affected.

A Dearborn Heights pharmacist, Zeinab Makki, was sentenced to two years in prison for falsely billing Medicare and others, amounting to $6.9 million in fraud.

Ishpinder Sahni is arraigned on embezzling $350,000 from Woods Wholesale Wine, facing possible years in prison.

A statue of Tuskegee Airman Lt. Col. Alexander Jefferson was stolen from Detroit's Rouge Park, and police are seeking public assistance for its recovery.

A 44-year-old man died in a house fire on Detroit's west side. His mother escaped as firefighters couldn't rescue him. Arson isn't suspected and investigations continue.

Detroit's weather will feature mixed conditions, starting with rain and possible storms today, then clearing for a sunny weekend, per the National Weather Service.

Michigan sees a surge in whooping cough cases, with Genesee County reporting 31 cases and over 100 cases reported in Washtenaw County, indicating a worrying trend. Health officials attribute this to lowered vaccination rates.