The Detroit Pistons unveiled their 2025-26 Nike NBA City Edition uniforms on Tuesday morning.

Photos of the uniforms and court, courtesy of Pistons PR

The team says this new uniform "remixes the 2021-22 City Edition Moments Mixtape uniform, blending heritage elements from past eras with the identity of the current team and symbolizing the franchise's championship DNA and long-standing connection to the city."

The lightning bolt motif is still on the side panels of the jersey and shorts, a nod to Detroit basketball in the 1970s and 1980s.

The Pistons will host eight City Edition Nights this season, starting with the debut of the uniforms on Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m., as the Eastern Conference-leading 9-2 Pistons host the 6-4 Chicago Bulls. Along with the new uniforms, the Pistons will unveil a new court, featuring the iconic Flaming Horse logo at cuty court.

This new merchandise, including Cade Cunningham's second SLAM cover t-shirt from last season, is available for purchase at the Team Store at Little Caesars Arena or at this link.

Trinity Health's Ann Arbor hospital will undergo a $60.5 million renovation and expansion over the next three years, the health care company announced on Monday.

Watch our report from the 6 a.m. show Trinity Health announces new renovation, expansion to Emergency Department at Ann Arbor hospital

Construction of the space which will include renovation of the 44,600 square foot existing Emergency Department, an adjacent dialysis area, and a 13,100 square foot expansion is expected to be finished in late 2028. The construction is set to start later this month.

Trinity Health Ann Arbor will remain fully operational during this construction.

The main goals of the project, according to the company, are capacity expansion, enhanced patient and family experience, support for staff and better facilities.

Everyone in our community depends on a strong Emergency Department, one that delivers timely, high-quality care in a setting designed for todays health care realities, said David Vandenberg, M.D., chief medical officer of Trinity Health Ann Arbor and Trinity Health Livingston. Thats exactly what this project delivers. Its a win for our patients, their families, and our dedicated colleagues who show up every day to provide exceptional care. I commend Alonzo, our Board, and Trinity Health for their vision and commitment to providing excellent care. This investment reflects a deep understanding of where health care is, where it is headed, and a bold willingness to meet that future head-on.

This project is being fully funded through designated capital investment dollars from both Trinity Health's national system office and Trinity Health Ann Arbor.

If you would like to make a donation to support the project, corporate donors and individuals are asked to contact gift officer AJ Quackenbush at

aj.quackenbush@trinity-health.org

or 734-655-2876.

The National Football League has suspended Washington Commanders defensive lineman Daron Payne for striking Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown between plays in yesterday's game.

Per a release from the league office, Payne was in violation of Rule 12, Section 3, Article 1, which applies to any act which is contrary to the generally understood principles of sportsmanship, including throwing a punch, or a forearm, and Rule 12, Section 2, Article 14(d), which prohibits striking, swinging at, or clubbing the head or neck of an opponent with the wrist(s), arm(s), elbow(s), or hand(s).

Barring an appeal, which Payne is entitlted to under the league's Collective Bargaining Agreement, Payne will serve the suspension for the Commanders game against the Miami Dolphins in Madrid.

Payne was ejected in the second quarter of yesterday's game after hitting St. Brown. The Lions won the game, 44-22, to improve to 6-3.

The Lions are back in primetime this weekend, as they head to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles on Sunday Night Football. Kickoff for that game on Sunday (Nov. 16) is set for 8:20 p.m.

Gas prices in the state of Michigan are up 14 cents since last week, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA).

Michigan drivers are now paying an average of $3.11/gallon for regular unleaded fuel, up 13 cents from this time last month and six cents since this time last year.

Drivers are paying an average of $46 for a full 15-gallon tank of gasoline, down $11 from 2024's highest prices last July.

Gas prices are also up in metro Detroit, although that increase isn't as big as the state-wide one. Drivers are paying an average of $3.07/gallon, seven cents more than last week and four cents less than this time last year.

Here's a look at the cheapest and most expensive gas prices across the state:

Most expensive gas price averages:  Ann Arbor ($3.17), Saginaw ($3.16), Lansing ($3.16) Least expensive gas price averages: Traverse City ($2.85), Marquette ($2.91), Flint ($3.06)

For more information on gas prices near you, click here.

One person has been hospitalized after a fire at a vacant church on Detroit's west side.

Watch Ryan's live report from the 6 a.m. show, ground footage from the fire, and footage from Chopper 7 1 hospitalized after fire at vacant church on Detroit's west side Crews battle massive fire at vacant church on Detroit's west side Chopper 7 captures footage of massive vacant church fire on Detroit's west side

The fire started early Monday morning at The Body of Christ Christian Center, located at 11780 Ohio Street, near the intersection of Grand River and Ohio.

The Detroit Fire Department's Battalion Chief tells us the person, who is homeless, is in temporary serious condition at the hospital. They were found in the building next to the church, suffering from burns and smoke inhalation.

The cause of the fire is unclear at this time, but we're told that as of 6:50 a.m., the fire is under control.

Howell Public Schools is closed on Monday, November 10, after a threat was made on social media, according to a letter from the Superintendent sent to families.

According to Superintendent Erin J. MacGregor, the threat was made toward Howell High School on Snapchat. She said an investigation has been launched, with law enforcement getting involved. The letter says that "law enforcement needs additional time to thoroughly investigate this matter," and that this closure is out of an abundance of caution.

Howell Police clarified in a press release on Monday afternoon that the threat was actually made on TikTok. The School Resource Officer, working with an agent with the FBI's Detroit/Ann Arbor resident office, was able to trace the threat to a home in Marion Township.

Investigators interviewed the person who made the threat, who said it was intended to be a joke, and they did not plan to carry out any form of violence. Police found no weapons at the individual's home.

Police say that no arrest was made, based on the age of the person who made the threat. The Livingston County Prosecutor's Office will review the case for potential criminial charges once the police investigation is over.

"We take these types of threats of violence against out children very seriously and sympathize with all of the families affected by the poor choices made by one individual," said Chief Michael Dunn in the release.

2 people were killed after a driver in St. Clair Shores crashed their car into a tree, according to Michigan State Police.

It happened around 8:30 p.m. on Saturday night at westbound I-94 and East 8 Mile Road.

Witnesses at the scene told MSP that the driver was driving "recklessly" when he lost control, left the roadway and struck a tree.

Both people involved in the crash a 40-year-old St. Clair Shores man and a 26-year-old Clinton Township man were pronounced dead at the scene. The freeway was closed for about four hours to investigate this crash.

"When you get behind the wheel of a vehicle, you are responsible for everyone on the road," said F/Lt. Mike Shaw when announcing the incident on X. "We continue to see the same risky driving behaviors lead to preventable crashes and deaths on Michigan roads. Please slow down, don't drive distracted or impaired."