The L'Anse Creuse Public Schools district is now sorting out and hearing from the public about what it says are financial challenges due to the expiration of COVID relief funds and state funding assumptions that did not materialize as expected.

A mix of mild temperatures and unsettled weather is in store for Metro Detroit this week, bringing a little bit of everything — rain, sun, and even some snowflakes.

Did your team advance? Here are reported MHSAA state playoff high school boys basketball scores involving teams in the Metro Detroit coverage area on Feb. 24.

The agency's regional forecast calls for temperatures to reach into the upper 40s to about 50, "the warmest temperatures we have seen since late December," according to a statement. In Detroit, the high on Monday is expected to reach 48 degrees and the low will fall to 36.

MHSAA girls basketball pairings have been released and Metro Detroit teams have learned their path throught the playoffs.

Mostly cloudy skies early, a chance of rain showers, primarily in the morning. Clouds break for sunshine into the afternoon. High: 48. TUESDAY NIGHT: Mo

Catholics in Metro Detroit react to Pope Francis being in critical condition with pneumonia

Today on The Metro, we’re turning back the clock on some favorite Tigers memories and looking ahead to 2025 Major League Baseball Opening Day.

In a Downriver community, the spirit of giving is alive and well, as demonstrated by the efforts of Bridgett Watson, the owner of Café Sweets in Woodhaven. At Café Sweets, the sweetest thing isn’t just the treats, but the heartwarming story of how Watson rallied her community to support Donald Spurlock, an unhoused man.

This week, we’ve got live performances spanning across genres. Plus, unique art showcases, cultural celebrations and more.

Racheal Allen invested $200,000 to start the Operations School, fulfilling a longtime dream. Now she's helping others fulfill theirs.

There are several cities that have reported snow totals. White Lake has 4.5", Ypsilanti has 3", Detroit has 4", Canton with 3" and Lapeer with 3.5". There were lower amounts to the south and east.