A driver named Ervin Smajlaj drove into cars and nearly hit a person outside Johnny Black's Taphouse in Michigan. Police believe narcotics might be involved; he faces property destruction and assault charges.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel joins a DOJ-led antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, alleging they've engaged in monopolistic practices harming consumers by inflating ticket prices.

Detroit's weather forecast includes thunderstorms and showers post-Memorial Day, with intermittent sunny days expected throughout the week and temperatures reaching up to 81 degrees.

Two metal sculptures were stolen then recovered after the East Lansing Art Festival; a tip led to their return. Artist Chad Anderson was relieved to get back the pieces, valued at $7,000.

A Wyandotte high school teacher was arrested for trying to solicit sex from a minor and faces charges. Past inappropriate behavior allegations have surfaced.

A woman in Detroit was injured after falling asleep while driving and crashing on I-94; the passenger sustained minor injuries. Traffic was diverted for two hours during the investigation.

A man attacked a stranger with a metal pipe at an Ann Arbor bar, and police are seeking public assistance to identify the assailant captured on surveillance footage.

Smokey Robinson is set to serve as Grand Marshal at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix in June, honoring his Motown legacy and embodying the spirit of the event.

Detroit plans to begin an enhanced trash collection service on June 3rd, providing weekly pickup of waste, recycling, and bulk items. Priority Waste will replace GFL Environmental for parts of the city.

Metro Detroit has a variety of Memorial Day weekend events, including the Movement Electronic Music Festival, art fairs, BBQ festivals, memorial parades, The Big Bounce America event, and the Detroit Diaspora Day Party.

A Detroit street sinkhole caused by a water main leak swallowed a woman's car, exposing the aging infrastructure.

A 59-year-old Flint woman was found dead in her car on a Michigan freeway, sparking a police investigation without initial signs of foul play or a crash.

Charles DeAndre Carter is charged with second-degree murder and assault after a Detroit shooting left one dead and four injured.