A Saginaw woman faces charges after her 58‑year‑old sister‑in‑law escaped alleged two‑year confinement in a basement and was hospitalized for severe malnourishment.

Troopers stopped a Walled Lake man on I‑75 and seized more than 1.4 kilograms of suspected drugs, dozens of pills and a handgun following an open‑container tip.

A private MoveDetroit coalition will distribute $500K+ in benefits to 313 people, including limited $15K stipends and $1K relocation grants, to keep and attract residents.

Main Street in downtown Northville will close Monday for a $3.3M Town Square refresh. Sidewalks will stay open while crews resurface the road and rebuild the clock tower.

Four teenagers face charges after a police chase that ended on Macomb Community College’s South Campus. A 16‑year‑old driver was charged with fleeing, a stolen‑vehicle count and obstruction-related charges.

A Wayne County suit says a 17-year-old was sexually abused at the Detroit Behavioral Institute and accuses Acadia Healthcare of hiding evidence.

A Warren man pleaded no contest to charges tied to online messages that threatened Warren police and a judge; sentencing is set for May 7.

Taryn Asher's attorney says she was fired in November and has filed an EEOC complaint alleging gender discrimination and retaliation. Fox 2 has not publicly responded.

Oakland County commissioners are voting on a nine‑month Flock Safety drone pilot that could expand into a $2.5M contract — a move that has sparked packed hearings and a large petition.

A judge has bound Damon Bentley over to Wayne County circuit court in the fatal shooting outside a Southwest Detroit apartment complex. He faces first‑degree murder and weapons charges.

A Ypsilanti shake-and-tea concept is coming to Grand Crossing in Brighton, promising protein-packed shakes and energizing teas.

Federal filings show Ford is recalling about 422,613 U.S. vehicles after certain windshield wiper arms can break. Dealers will inspect and replace affected arms free.

A Spring Lake wedding caterer has been barred for five years and ordered to refund customers after more than 40 complaints, the attorney general's office says.