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

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.

Mild patterns continues for a few more days with some rain showers in the Wednesday forecast. Temperatures will fall off a bit Saturday night into Sunday.

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.

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

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

Southfield-based 123Net, a fiber internet, colocation, and voice services provider, and Peninsula Fiber Network, which offers optic-based telecommunications and Next Generation 911 services, today announced completion of an approximate 130-mile fiber route running from Southfield to Bay City.

Here are all the 2025 MHSAA high school girls basketball district matchups involving teams within the Metro Detroit coverage area.

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.

DETROIT (FOX 2) - You can feel it - a milder Monday is on the way. Temperatures this morning begin in the 30s as opposed to much colder readings on previous days. For many of us, temperatures are as much as 15 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time.

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

As crews continue to clear debris after the Southwest Detroit water main break, here's how many homes have been cleared so far and how long the cleanup process is expected to take.