Ford Fireworks show

An 18-year-old, Alonzo Anthony Lee-Perkins, was shot by Detroit police after allegedly being armed and fleeing officers. He faces charges including carrying a concealed weapon, resisting a police officer, and felony firearm. The incident occurred near an apartment complex in downtown Detroit on June 22, hours before the Ford Fireworks show.

A Detroit police shooting left a man in critical condition after officers arrested a 19-year-old with a rifle and pursued another armed individual. The incident occurred near Bates and Farmer streets, with questions remaining about the officer's actions and the suspect's identity. Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield and city officials addressed the event, noting efforts to ensure safety during the Ford Fireworks show.

Metro Detroit experienced rain on Father’s Day as a low-pressure system brought clouds and precipitation overnight, with showers lingering into Monday. Rainfall amounts varied, with up to 1.5 inches near the southern state border and lighter totals north of Detroit. The Ford Fireworks show in Detroit is expected to have improved weather by midday Monday.

Detroit City Council approved a curfew change for teens at the Ford Fireworks show, setting an 8 p.m. curfew to reduce chaos and violence at large events.