A 100-year-old Beaux‑Arts building on Broadway reopened as The Belle, now home to 42 apartments, ground-floor retail and a public community space.

Michigan’s high court declined review of budget language that ties roughly $321M in school‑safety funds to a waiver of legal privileges, leaving lower‑court rulings intact.

Bar IX is crowdfunding to open Detroit's first women's sports bar; the campaign had raised $25,100 toward a $125,000 goal ahead of a June 30 kickoff.

Sheetz finalized a roughly $3M purchase of the Sacred Heart campus and the Apple Annie's lot, closing last Monday and paving the way for a new Sheetz store in Roseville.

Michigan lawmakers introduced three bills to create a reparations commission, a state Office of Freedman Affairs and new demographic categories for descendants of enslaved people.

A Troy man was sentenced to 45–50 years after police say he tried to meet who he thought was a 14‑year‑old in an undercover social‑media sting. Court records and local reporting describe the timeline that led to his arrest and the decades‑long prison term.

Terrance Graham marked the 10th anniversary of his son Martinus's 2016 killing this Father's Day weekend, vowing to keep pressing for answers in an unsolved case.

A left hamstring strain in Houston has pushed back Justin Verlander's anticipated Comerica Park start, and the veteran says he may reassess his future if injuries continue.

A roughly $12.5M plan would redevelop the former Busy Bee hardware at 3518 Russell, joining a busy wave of property moves in Eastern Market.

Lansing police say they have identified the woman shot on Moores River Drive on June 5. A person of interest was taken into custody and the investigation is ongoing.

Heavy mausoleum doors were removed from Crystal Springs Cemetery in Benton Harbor and police are investigating. Officials suspect the fixtures may have been taken to sell as scrap.

A Romulus pastor says 20 shots were fired into his home on May 6 while his wife and five children hid inside. Surveillance video shows a man in a white hoodie firing at the house.

A Fort Gratiot man was bound over on 13 counts after an alleged Oct. 6 crime spree across Harrison Township and St. Clair Shores; arraignment is set for June 29.