John Sinclair, a poet, activist, and major figure in Michigan's counterculture, has died at 82. He advocated for marijuana legalization and was a significant cultural influence in Detroit.

Sterling Heights proposes a $252 million budget with public safety, road improvements, and park upgrades, maintaining lower taxes, and planning efficient spending, including a recycling program. Public discussions are scheduled before final adoption.

Detroit police are searching for a missing 14-year-old girl, Emily Ortiz, who disappeared from her home on the 5700 block of Florida Street. She has black hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a black sweater and sweatpants.

Detroit police are searching for Tyrone Jenkins Jr., missing since March 31 from Norman Street. He is 15, around 6 feet tall, last seen in a Nike sweatshirt and Air Force 1 shoes.

Gordie Howe's memorabilia, including jerseys and personal items, is up for auction to benefit The Howe Foundation.

The Madison Heights Police warn of a scammer impersonating officers to extort residents, urging verification of any dubious calls through their main line.

The Detroit Archdiocese issued new gender identity policies causing concern among trans advocates, with trans youth facing restrictions in sports and restroom use, according to CBS Detroit.

Police seized over 90 pounds of fentanyl and other drugs from a Detroit gas station owner, inciting charges for distribution and intent to distribute controlled substances.

Detroit businesses are gearing up for the economic boost expected from the upcoming NFL Draft, with preparations to attract visitors and new business openings to capitalize on the event.

Two Michigan conservation groups are suing the state's Natural Resources Commission over a shortened coyote hunting season, alleging a lack of scientific basis for the decision.

A Michigan woman faces charges for attempting to smuggle 74 pounds of marijuana from Boston to London, claiming she was unaware of the suitcase contents.

Michigan Congressman Tim Walberg's comments equating Gaza conflict resolution to the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have sparked outrage and condemnation.

Detroit will soon test a 10-mile autonomous shuttle route called the Connect, using electric Ford E-Transit vans funded by Michigan Central, Bedrock, and OFME.