Rod Wood says private-equity firms have inquired about stakes in the Lions, but the Ford family isn’t selling. His comments raise fresh questions about Ford Field and who will decide the next move.

USDA sharpshooters removed 70 deer across Farmington, Farmington Hills and Southfield; about 2,300 pounds of venison were processed and donated to local food banks.

A traffic stop in Garden Township led to the seizure of meth, prescription pills and 16 guns, including a rifle reported stolen in 2016. 28‑year‑old Michael Riggers was charged and had bond set at $25,000.

A 38-year-old Muskegon Heights woman who slipped through a police cruiser window while cuffed was arrested after a viral Facebook Live video. She’s due in court Thursday.

Paramedic and EMT vacancies are stretching rural Michigan’s ambulance system and forcing agencies to lean on scholarships, volunteers and short‑term fixes.

A detached garage blaze on Eastland Street in Roseville spread to a neighboring house. Downed power lines complicated the response and police are investigating.

A 9-year-old, Riley Chaney, died and her mother was critically injured in a March 29 crash at Metro Parkway and Groesbeck; the family has launched a fundraiser.

A 13-year-old who stabbed a classmate at Gompers Elementary‑Middle School has been placed on probation after pleading no contest; prosecutors say the girl's mother supplied the pocketknife.

Federal and city funding cleared the way for the Lower Reach work: dams will be removed, boulders placed and Ah‑Nab‑Awen Park used as a staging area during roughly two years of construction.

Comerica Park hosts the Tigers' home opener this Friday — key info on first pitch, transit, tailgates, bag rules and new concession items.

A Detroit man says he was struck by a bullet on eastbound I‑96; Michigan State Police used license‑plate readers to identify a vehicle and executed a search warrant in Detroit.

Crain's names six metro Detroit malls as potentially past rescue. Some sites are already being razed or repurposed while others try experiential pivots to survive.

Corewell Health says about 19,000 patients had records exposed in a 2024 vendor breach; notices and credit‑monitoring options are being mailed.