The PWHL Takeover Tour lands at Little Caesars Arena on March 28: Sirens vs. Victoire, open practices Friday and the game airs nationwide on ION. Olympic stars will be on the ice.

A 34-year-old driver died after a chain-reaction crash at the I-94/I-96 interchange in Detroit; a motorist helped two children before a second impact.

Rice‑sized plastic pellets from a Jan. 27 truck crash have washed up along I‑196 and the Kalamazoo River; state crews and regulators are overseeing a multi‑phase cleanup.

Olivia Olson (27) and Syla Swords (26) powered Michigan to a 92-63 win over NC State at Crisler Center, sending the Wolverines to the Sweet 16. The team’s pressure defense and third-quarter surge did the damage.

Grace VanSlooten's double‑double and a late three from Jalyn Brown lifted Michigan State past Colorado State 65-62 and into the NCAA second round.

A Coast Guard cutter pulled a snowmobiler from a shrinking ice floe on Lake Huron; the crew treated him for hypothermia and hoisted his sled aboard.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel asked regulators to cut DTE's $237.5M gas-rate request to $34.8M, calling most proposed costs unjustified.

Warren police say six suspected 'swatting' calls in recent weeks prompted armed responses, raising safety and cost concerns for residents and first responders. Investigators are probing the cluster.

County leaders asked Lansing for about $54.4M to consolidate jail operations at Chanter Road and retire the aging Wesley Street facility. Officials cited leaks, failing locks and overcrowding.

Pistons great Dennis Rodman is reportedly set for induction into the WWE Hall of Fame, with the ceremony scheduled for April 17 in Las Vegas.

A Detroit inmate already serving for multiple murders was ordered to serve more time after a contraband cellphone found in his cell led prosecutors to alleged false affidavits.

Three men were bound over to circuit court in a case prosecutors say targeted infotainment systems in Dodge Ram trucks across Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties. The arraignment is set for March 30 in Mount Clemens.

A Macomb County mother gave local TV a video she calls "X‑rated" that appears to show explicit conduct on a school bus; parents want answers and officials have yet to respond.