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Thousands of DTE customers are still without power this Monday morning following Friday's storm. Crews have restored power to thousands of others and are getting ready to go back out today. WWJ's Charlie Langton

Troopers were called to the area of I-75 and 12 Mile last night after a driver said he thought another driver pointed a gun at him and he thought there was a gunshot. There were no injuries.  (Credit: Getty)

Another winter storm is expected to hit Metro Detroit today, with estimated accumulations anywhere between 3-6 inches.

Michigan State Police, issuing a reminder that help is available. This, after troopers were called to the scene of a car in a ditch Thursday evening. Troopers say the driver yelled to them from the woods that he was injured but armed with a gun.  Despite efforts to help the man, police say he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. (Credit: Getty)

Much of SE Michigan will be under a winter storm watch, starting at noon tomorrow. Areas could see 3-6 inches of snow.

Michigan State University will start removing the temporary memorials that have been placed around campus following the February 13th mass shooting.  MSU says after being ground into mulch, the flowers will be used to plant a memorial tree outside Berkey Hall. Other items will be removed and preserved by the school's archives and museum. (Credit: Bill Pugliano/Getty)

A massive fire along I-94 in Detroit is destroying an abandoned apartment building. WWJ's Charlie Langton was on the scene.

A major road construction project scheduled to get underway this hour on a long stretch of Telegraph Road in Wayne County. KT has the details. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

33-year-old Tyler Hood was arrested last (Monday) night at a Novi trailer park without incident. Officers saw Hood getting into a car with a weapon, and when they tried to pull him over, he started firing at them before jumping out and running off

Police in Ann Arbor are asking for tips following a pair of sexual assaults over the weekend. (Credit: Getty)

State lawmakers expressing frustration about the ongoing power outages that left hundreds of thousands of Michiganders in the cold for days after the storm. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more.

Wintery weather, moving back into southeast Michigan today -- with a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY in effect from 10 to 4.  The precipitation, expected to begin as a period snow and/or freezing rain before changing over to rain. (Credit: Getty)

I-75 between Square Lake and I-696, and I-696 between Telegraph and I-275, will be closed this weekend. WWJ's KT has the details.

DTE says more than 400,000 customers remain without power following the severe weather that struck Michigan this week. (Credit:Getty)

More than 626-thousand homes and businesses across the state are without electricity this hour.  DTE Energy is reporting more than 432-thousand outages.   Executives are giving an update on the damage and restoration efforts right now. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

An ice storm warning goes into effect at noon for St. Clair, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb and Washtenaw counties.  The National Weather Service says significant icing is expected, along with snow and sleet accumulations of up to two inches.  

Detroit Police and Child Protective Services are investigating after a young boy was found on the city’s west side --all alone.  He's now back with his parents - but investigators still have a lot of questions.  (Credit: Getty)

Much of southeast Michigan will be under a winter storm watch from noon tomorrow until noon Thursday, with a widespread, heavy mix of freezing rain, sleet and some snow possible. 

A barricaded gunman situation in Grosse Point Shores came to a peaceful end last night, following a stand off that lasted several hours. (Credit: Getty)