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

Corporate filings show Stellantis reversed years of cuts in 2025, adding roughly 4,700 North American jobs and more than 10,000 worldwide as it ramps U.S. investments.

A repossession driver left with a 2-year-old in the car near Fullerton and Linwood on Detroit’s west side; police waited about an hour and the child is safe.

After a buyer backed out, Birmingham's Community House filed for bankruptcy, putting childcare and dozens of events in limbo for residents and staff.

A diaper-clad spider monkey named Brazil slipped from its enclosure in St. Charles and briefly tried to get into a neighbor's house; animal control found her safe.

A new lawsuit says the Royal Park Hotel in Rochester failed to act after a reported elevator assault in 2025. The filing accuses the hotel of "not doing enough."

A redevelopment agreement for Detroit's Packard Plant has expired, derailing the Packard Park plan led by Mark Bennett and Oren Goldenberg. The future of the Albert Kahn building and the 28‑acre project is now uncertain.

Nearly $11 million in refund checks are being mailed to 443,048 customers cheated by a Michigan credit-repair operation the FTC called a pyramid scheme.

Abdul El‑Sayed says he’ll hold April 7 campus rallies with Hasan Piker in Ann Arbor and East Lansing despite criticism from Democrats and conservatives. The campaign calls the stops student outreach on economic justice and debt.

After 17 years behind bars, Dell Crawford was cleared when modern DNA testing showed the crime-scene DNA belonged to other men. A judge vacated his conviction Tuesday.

Three people accused in the Jan. 1, 2025 Northfield Township home invasion are due in court March 25; a May 18 trial date is set as pretrial work continues.

A Huron County man faces felony charges after his 71‑year‑old mother was hospitalized with maggot‑infested bedsores and later died.

A downtown office tower changed hands for $156 million, likely the highest office sale in Detroit’s history. Coverage differs over who the new owner is.