The region will see a low chance for storms on Tuesday with a 20-30% range of scattered storms, said Kevin Kacan, a National Weather Service meteorologist. Overall, severe weather is not expected throughout the day but "can't be completely ruled out," he said.

An archaeological dig began Monday along the riverfront, and it’s part of the massive I-375 reconstruction project that’s set to start next year. The federally funded dig will lead to about 20 feet of excavation to determine if any archeological features would be exposed. It’s expected to continue through the month of August.

Heavy downpours Monday resulted in flooding in parts of the Metro Detroit area, including near the airport. A second person has died as a result of a Monday shooting at a Detroit gas station. Other top stories.

DETROIT – Another fast casual restaurant is being added to the growing list of places to dine in Downtown Detroit. Sweetgreen fast-causal eatery, known for its healthy salad and bowl foods will be steps away from Campus Martius and between the Detroit Water Ice Factory and Adelina Italian Restaurant.

A huge amount of rain in a short period of time proved to be too much for the drainage system in parts of Macomb County.

A 30-year-old man is alleged to be a member of Tren de Aragua, which the U.S. Department of State designates as a foreign terrorist organization.

The retired businessman proposes a municipal building company to produce homes in Detroit. He says that would create new jobs for residents.

A heat advisory is in effect until 10 p.m. for Metro Detroit as temperatures are expected to feel above 100 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Monday's temperature, humidity and light wind are contributing to the conditions, according to Andrew Arnold, a meteorologist at the NWS Detroit office.