Dangerous heat wave to bake Southeast Michigan next week
A heat wave will keep temperatures hot and humid and feeling like triple digits this week.
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A heat wave will keep temperatures hot and humid and feeling like triple digits this week.
Less humidity will end the week as temperatures will be closer to normal.
During the school year, countless students rely on free school meals, making food accessibility tougher during the summer months.
All Southeast Michigan communities are at risk for severe weather on Thursday.
The St. Clair County Sheriff's Office Drug Task Force is alerting residents after it had its first seizure of desomorphine last week.
Temperatures will continue to warm on Wednesday as sunshine sticks around in Southeast Michigan.
High pressure takes hold on Tuesday as temperatures warm up and more sunshine moves in.
Overall it will be a pleasant weekend, but there is a chance of showers that could dampen your Saturday night plans.
The work week may have started hot, but it's ending on a cooler note.
As the cleanup process continues following Wednesday's tornado in Livonia, many residents are shocked, and some wonder why the city didn't give more of a heads-up.
The National Weather Service confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down in Livonia.
After Wednesday's cold front passed through, Thursday will feel more comfortable with mild temperatures and less humidity.
Showers and storms move into Michigan on Wednesday ahead of a cold front.
Starting on Friday, June 7, people will be able to walk around part of downtown Berkley with an adult beverage.
One reason is that renters are priced out of homeownership, while fewer homes are for sale.
Hot temperatures will continue into Tuesday as temperatures soar into the 80s.
Arleta Greer, the Michigan chapter president of Free Mom Hugs, spent the weekend offering support to anyone in need during Pride Month.
Continuing high pressure over Michigan will keep Friday sunny and warm.
Some Warren homeowners are dealing with a flooded mess in their yards due to heavy rainfall and in a certain spot, a drain that isn't doing much draining.
Dry weather continues as temps warm up and sunshine takes hold for the end of the week.
Jacob Lassiter, 13, from Livonia has been a fan of game shows since he was a child, and he dreamed of one day becoming a contestant. That dream is finally becoming a reality.
Crime Stoppers is announcing a cash reward of up to $2,500 for tips on the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy at a Southfield hotel in February.
An emergency medical services vehicle rolled over after sideswiping another vehicle on a Detroit freeway ramp Tuesday, state police said.
One person was killed in an overnight house fire in Lathrup Village, police said.
Showers and storms will continue into Wednesday morning, but that could be the last of it for a little while.
