University of Michigan debates new policies as protests over divestment from Israeli-linked companies arise, with a small fraction of investments actually in Israeli firms.

Eric Tanner from Lansing is charged with running a shoplifting scheme, involving thefts from home improvement stores and reselling items on social media. He faces up to 20 years per count if convicted.

One man was rescued, and another remains missing after both were ejected from their jet skis on Lake St. Clair. Officials and the U.S. Coast Guard are conducting a search.

Police arrested two after a $25K jewelry heist in Warren, following a swift chase and recovery of stolen goods.

A house fire in Madison Heights revealed two bodies in a murder-suicide involving Christopher Spicer and Candace Hawkins. Authorities believe the fire was set deliberately.

The University of Michigan is building a $250 million Center for Innovation in Detroit, set to open in spring 2027, aimed at fostering economic growth and high-tech job creation.

A $1.5 billion federal loan is set to revive Michigan's Palisades nuclear power plant, potentially creating jobs and reducing carbon emissions, despite some safety concerns and opposition.

A woman in Metro Detroit was swindled out of $669,500 by a scammer pretending to be an attorney claiming she won the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes.

A Michigan woman is accused of stabbing her husband and then driving into a lake; police arrested her after the alleged assault and car plunge. She faces assault charges.

Detroit's weather features sunny skies and 54°F today, with light winds. Clouds tonight precede a rainy Saturday with an 80% chance of showers, cooling to 37°F. Wet conditions may persist into next week, but sunny weather is expected by Thursday.

The IRS's use of AI to analyze bank records raises privacy concerns, prompting a House Judiciary Committee investigation into potential constitutional rights infringement.

Twitch star Ninja has been diagnosed with melanoma, a type of skin cancer, after a routine medical check. He's using his platform to raise health awareness.

Dearborn is starting its property maintenance program early on April 1 to educate property owners on ordinances and prevent violations related to overgrown vegetation and alley clutter.