Detroit's weather this week includes periodic rain and sunny periods, with fluctuating chances of showers and temperatures ranging from the low 70s to 80 degrees.

Michigan law enforcement seized over $20,000 worth of narcotics and firearms during raids in Oakland County, with no immediate arrests but an ongoing investigation.

Ex-Warren councilman and sheriff candidate, Edward Kabacinski, faces a gun charge after a traffic stop revealed a loaded revolver without proper licensing.

A Monroe man faces a $500,000 bond for allegedly robbing a liquor store; he was identified using license plate reader technology and arrested by a SWAT team.

A rabid bat in Washtenaw County, Michigan, prompts a health alert; the first since 2022, with officials urging public vigilance and reporting any bat exposures.

A Redford man died after his car hit a building in Southfield, causing a fire. The incident is under investigation, and no other injuries were reported.

A motorcyclist died in Oxford Township after his motorcycle collided with a car. The 66-year-old victim, Jimmie Haggadone, was struck by a vehicle while both faced traffic lights.

Four people, including two children and a pregnant teenager, were injured in a shooting at a Detroit park following an altercation between two women. The suspected shooter is at large.

The Detroit People's Food Co-op opened in the city's North End to provide access to groceries and promote self-reliance in the predominantly Black, lower-income community.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, with rain and thunderstorms expected over the week, and intermittent periods of mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies.

A Detroit man received 25-50 years for second-degree murder and additional time for weapon charges in a fatal shooting during a 2021 car accident scheme.

Michigan's UIA has settled for $55 million in a class-action lawsuit for prematurely demanding repayment of jobless benefits without proper process since March 2020.

Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights will close on July 1, 2024, for a $1 billion redevelopment into an urban neighborhood with homes, parks, and offices.