Detroit sets a new record for NFL Draft attendance, with 275,000 fans on the first day, possibly surpassing 400,000 including the wider city visitor count.

Lions quarterback Jared Goff appears in a teaser for "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F," learning from Eddie Murphy's character about transitioning from LA to Detroit.

A Monroe County community organizes support events after a deadly suspected DUI crash killed two children, with fundraisers and vigils aiding the victims' families.

Eminem announced his 12th studio album, "The Death of Slim Shady," during the NFL draft in Detroit, inciting excitement among fans for the summer release.

Steven Wheeler was bound over to Macomb County Circuit Court for fatally shooting his wife during her 911 call last fall, facing potential life imprisonment.

Detroit's forecast includes a mix of sun and storms with fluctuating temperatures, gusty winds, and a possibility of thunderstorms throughout the week.

Joseph Michael McNoriell, 43, has been convicted for his role in a drug distribution network. The recent trial highlighted significant efforts by law enforcement to curb drug trafficking in Michigan.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel targets Ecoshield Pest Solutions for questionable contract practices, requiring changes to align with the state's cancellation laws.

US-131 ramp in Grand Rapids to I-96 and Alpine Avenue closes for a $6 million bridge improvement project until mid-October, starting April 29. Detours are planned, with expected increased commute times and local job support.

Hyundai partners with Grand Rapids Police to provide free security software and steering wheel locks to Hyundai owners in response to a spate of thefts promoted by social media.

Two significant fires hit Sunridge Apartments in Flint Township, Michigan, in one day, with seven fire departments responding and no injuries reported. The causes are under investigation.

Trump and aides are labeled as unindicted co-conspirators in a Michigan 2020 election investigation, with false electoral certificates at the center of the case.

Artemio Sessions from Walled Lake was sentenced for scamming homeowners with his false garage building business, with the Michigan AG emphasizing the importance of hiring reputable tradesmen.