UWM CEO Mat Ishbia has been ordered to sit for a deposition in litigation over his 2021 "All‑In" ultimatum, adding a high‑profile witness to discovery across multiple suits.

Monroe police say a traffic stop on March 30 led to the recovery of a loaded .22 and the booking of a 26-year-old; the case is now with the county prosecutor.

Henry Ford Health has added Cornerstone Medical Group — a 25‑office Macomb practice — bringing 80+ clinicians into its Henry Ford Medical Group this week.

Hyperscale Data says it will buy 48.5 acres and expand its Dowagiac campus, but local officials and neighbors say they were blindsided and no permits have been filed.

New polls turn Michigan’s open governor’s race into a tight, three‑way contest, with independent Mike Duggan, Jocelyn Benson and John James all trading leads. The numbers are mixed and the calendar is short.

Leeann Jean Darling was sentenced to a minimum of 200 months after a Sept. 1 crash on Woodward Avenue that killed a motorcyclist. A restitution hearing is set for May 14, 2026.

A preliminary exam is set for June 12 after prosecutors charged a Waterford Township man with murder in the Nov. 15 shooting death of a Pontiac man.

A 30-year-old woman was shot in Ypsilanti Township on Tuesday; deputies arrested a 44-year-old man in a traffic stop as the investigation continues.

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.