Ciera Milton, the mother of Zion Foster, testified at the trial for Jaylin Brazier on Tuesday morning. Brazier is charged with the murder of Foster, a 17-year-old girl from Eastpointe who disappeared in January of 2022.

Strong to severe storms possible

There's a storm threat this evening in metro Detroit. The 7 weather team has the timing and what to expect.

'Yellow Brick Ballads' debuts this week hosted by the theater at the DIA.

WATCH LIVE: The trial for Jaylin Brazier, the suspect who was charged in the murder of 17-year-old Detroit girl Zion Foster, begins on Tuesday. A jury was seated on Monday. Coverage here: https://www.wxyz.com/news/jury-seated-in-zion-fosters-murder-case-opening-statements-expected-tuesday

Rain is possible today after 2 PM with storms possible after 6 PM. A few storms could be severe with high wind, large hail, and the chance of a tornado. The threat should end at midnight. Highs will be in the low to mid 70s.

Several roads in West Bloomfield are closed after a "substantial amount" of an oily substance was discovered overnight Tuesday. According to the West Bloomfield Police Department, it was found on Square Lake Rd. between St. Joseph St. and Pine Ridge Road. Deputy Police Chief Dale Young said the oily substance was also found on some of the side streets in the area.

A series of road repair projects could start soon in Sterling Heights. It involves parts of 14 Mile Road, 17 Mile Road and 18 Mile Road.

Ten thousand. That's the number of hard-fought expungements Mayor Mike Duggan is high-fiving on Monday in Detroit thanks to Project Clean Slate. It's a program Mayor Duggan started in 2016.

It’s every parent’s worst nightmare: a 2-year-old boy got out of his day care center and walked straight into oncoming traffic.

Rickie Fowler returning to defend his Rocket Mortgage Classic title in Detroit: interview with Jason Langwell and Brad Galli

Another major road repair project is soon to get underway in Sterling Heights. It involves parts of 14 Mile road, 17 Mile Road and 18 Mile Road.

Ten thousand, that's the number of hard-fought expungements Mayor Mike Duggan is high-fiving today in Detroit thanks to Project Clean Slate. It's a program Mayor Duggan started in 2016.

Mexicantown has been celebrating Cico De Mayo for decades. But folks say this year's celebrations came to a screeching halt when DPD closed a long stretch of Vernor Highway.

It’s the first Monday in May, which means it’s Melanoma Monday — a day dedicated to raising awareness about the deadliest form of skin cancer.

The next inflation report comes out this week, but if you ask many people, you'll hear inflation is still forcing tough decisions. We wanted to know how people were balancing rising costs with summer plans, and I hit the street to see how metro Detroiters are weighing inflation against vacation.

Dry weather continues today with high pressure remaining in control. Skies start off cloudy, but will gradually clear late in the day. High temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s. Clouds begin to push in Tuesday, ahead of rain and thunderstorms in the evening. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorm will continue overnight. High temperatures will be in the mid 70s. We'll have a window of quiet weather for most of Wednesday before the next storm moves in Wednesday night/Thursday morning. Temperatures continue to climb into the mid to upper 70s Wednesday. Cooler air moves in Thursday, with highs falling into the mid 60s by Friday and Saturday. More chances for rain are expected next weekend.

Have you seen this rogue Oak Park peacock? Here's where it came from and where it went

'Made with love and intentionality': Dutch Girl Donuts To Re-Open On Woodward

Dry start to the week