Before the blessing, Father Chris Yaw from St. David’s Episcopal Church, next door to St. Anne’s Mead Assisted Living in Southfield, pets Tootie, 3, a bulldog mix as her owner Blue Thomas, 41 of Southfield looks on during the third annual pet parade and blessing for residents of the assistant living facility on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025.

TORONTO -- The Detroit Red Wings had to grind out a good chunk of their 3-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena on Monday afternoon without Lucas Raymond, who sustained an upper-body injury just before the halfway mark of the second period and didn’t return after taking a hit into the boards.

A suspect allegedly kicked a vehicle for no reason in Detroit on Sunday afternoon, leading to a road rage incident that included a crash on the Southfield Freeway and more damage to the victim's vehicle.

Lucas Raymond suffered an upper-body injury during the Detroit Red Wings' game at Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday afternoon.

This high-speed pursuit featured a carjacking, multiple homes invaded and a stolen Ford Expedition driven over a golf course.

The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident, which happened early Monday outside the Roseville Police Department.

NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” cameras caught a close-up of Brown after one of his touchdowns against Detroit. As he celebrated, Brown pointed excitedly to his diamond-coated teeth. Fans got a loser look when he removed his helmet for a postgame interview with NBC.

The hit-and-run is the latest such incident in Metro Detroit. Last weekend, one person was killed and three others were injured in a three-vehicle crash in the area of Chalmers and Seymour streets near Gratiot Avenue and McNichols Road. Police said the suspected at-fault driver ran away from the scene.