Detroit honors late bus driver Jason Hargrove by naming the new transit center after him, in recognition of his viral COVID-19 awareness efforts before his death.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Detroit with showers, flurries, and cloudy days. Winds could reach high speeds, and temperatures will vary, with some sunny spells.

A Macomb County pharmacist, Hasna Bashir Iwas, received an eight-year prison sentence for illegally dispensing over 300,000 doses of prescription medications.

A Wayne County sheriff's deputy, Tenia Fleming, faces charges of ethnic intimidation and assault after an incident in a Marshalls store. She was suspended without pay and her court date is rescheduled for April 3.

Detroit police are seeking help to find Mariah Hilts, a 26-year-old missing woman with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, last seen wearing a blue jacket and black leggings.

Chicago-based Portillo's is expanding to Livonia, MI, with a second location and is previewing its menu with the "Beef Bus" food truck ahead of the opening.

Michigan declares March 17-23 as Severe Weather Awareness Week, with a statewide tornado drill scheduled for March 20 at 1 p.m. to encourage preparedness.

Detroit celebrates the opening of Pink Diamond, a beauty mall on Livernois Avenue, with services ranging from salon treatments to meditation, founded by Katrina Belin and supported by Motor City Match.

The planned I-75 traffic shift in Michigan is delayed due to unforeseen issues. Once implemented, two lanes will be open each way on the southbound side during construction, affecting several ramps.

Mario Keeream Jackson is sentenced to 28 years for a series of armed robberies at Metro Detroit Walgreens stores.

Metro Detroit prepares a diverse lineup of St. Patrick's Day 2024 events, from family-friendly festivals to multiple bar celebrations, parades, and even a vintage fest.

The Detroit Lions have extended the contracts of their head coach Dan Campbell and general manager Brad Holmes through 2027 after reaching the NFC Championship game.

Michigan State Police has updated its pursuit policy, limiting high-speed chases to cases involving serious felonies, due to safety concerns and high crash risks during such pursuits.