The article outlines the upcoming weather changes in Detroit, starting with high heat and possible storms, followed by a mix of sun and showers over the week.

An Owosso man faces federal charges for having a short-barreled rifle after a gunfire incident. Mack Adam Davis was arrested, and no injuries were reported.

Michigan's MDHHS and MSP offer free gun locks to families for child safety and to meet legal storage requirements, funded with $500,000 from the state's budget.

Michigan bolsters affordable housing through grants supporting new developments in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Flint, targeting brownfield site redevelopment and boosting local economies.

The Trenton Channel Power Plant's boiler house in Michigan was demolished to make way for a new energy storage project, signaling a transition from coal power to renewable energy sources.

Detroit Police are seeking public help to find missing 34-year-old Amanda Vinton, with mental health concerns.

Ex-corrections officer Christopher Cluley was sentenced to probation for assaulting an inmate at Isabella County Jail, losing his law enforcement credentials in Michigan.

Michigan Rep. Neil Friske was arrested on felony charges, with his campaign suggesting a firearm was involved. His arraignment is pending a review of charges.

A 76-year-old woman from St. Clair County won $1 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off bought at a Kroger store. She chose a lump sum payout of $693,000.

Three Michigan men saved a choking raccoon, which they later named "Rocket," by tapping its back until it expelled a piece of cheese. The animal's rescue video has gone viral.

Ann Arbor bans the use of gas-powered leaf blowers during summer to meet sustainability goals and will eventually prohibit them completely by 2028, encouraging residents to adopt quieter, less polluting electric alternatives.

Metro Detroit offers a weekend full of events including food festivals, pride parties, musical performances, and Juneteenth celebrations, providing a variety of cultural experiences.

Dearborn opens two public pools for free to help residents cool off during an extreme heat wave, urging them to stay vigilant about heat-related illnesses.