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Canadas national team gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with three group stage matches set to take place on home soil. The team will play in Toronto on June twelfth and Vancouver on June eighteenth and twenty-fourth. Group B games will also occur in various North American cities, with the full lineup yet to be announced.

Michigan health officials are investigating a surge in Legionnaires disease cases, following a confirmed case at an Oakland County sheriffs department building. The bacteria, Legionella, was found in the buildings water system, leading to its temporary closure. The Oakland County Sheriffs Office has stated that the building will remain closed until it is deemed safe for reoccupation. Meanwhile, General Motors closed its Warren office after two employees tested positive for Legionnaires disease. Anyone who has recently visited the Oakland County Sheriffs administration building and is experiencing flu-like symptoms should seek medical attention immediately.

Get ready for a touch of winter weather this weekend in Southeast Michigan. A cold front tonight, Friday, may bring light flurries and a dusting of snow, mainly in the northern third of the region. A quick-moving low-pressure system on Sunday offers a better chance for accumulation, with nearly everyone in the area having a chance to see anywhere from a trace to about an inch of snow by Sunday afternoon. Stay tuned to CBS Detroit for your latest weather forecast.

Former President Donald Trump received the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize, honoring his global diplomatic efforts. Presented by FIFA President Gianni Infantino, the award recognizes individuals who promote unity and reduce conflict. Trump, who called the honor a significant moment, highlighted his work with India, Pakistan, and ending wars. The FIFA Peace Prize will be awarded annually, aligning with FIFAs Football Unites the World initiative, aiming to use soccer to foster unity and hope.

Iran Reverses Boycott: Attending FIFA World Cup Draw in D.C. After Visa Approval; First World Cup with 48 Teams; Co-hosted by U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

Macomb County man, Jesse Humphrey, sentenced to over six years in prison for arson and animal torture. He set fire to his girlfriends home with her pet cats inside, leading to their deaths. The judge agreed with the prosecutors recommendation for the maximum sentence, reflecting the severity of the crimes. Humphrey is also ordered to pay fifteen thousand dollars in restitution and has no contact with the victim or her family.

A tragic shooting at a Detroit gas station leaves one man dead, as part of a rising trend of violence in Metro Detroit. Despite recent drops in overall crime statistics, authorities are actively searching for the suspect and investigating several other recent shootings. The community faces ongoing challenges as police work to bring those responsible to justice.

25-year-old Alex Buley-Neumar is charged with serious crimes after allegedly attacking a Brighton Township home with Molotov cocktails, linked to a stalking and harassment case involving a child. The incident, reported on November 28th, resulted in fires and damage, but quick community action prevented further harm. Buley-Neumar was arrested on November 29th and faces multiple charges, including aggravated stalking of a minor and using a computer to commit a crime. He is held on a one million dollar bond.

25-year-old Alex Buley-Neumar faces serious charges after allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at a home in Livingston County, causing damage. This incident is linked to an ongoing stalking and harassment case involving a minor. Buley-Neumar is accused of manufacturing or possessing explosives, aggravated stalking of a minor, using a computer to commit a crime, and accosting a child for immoral purposes. He is currently held in the Livingston County Jail on a one million dollar cash or surety bond. The case underscores the importance of parental involvement in childrens online activities.