Unions and community groups will gather at Roosevelt Park tomorrow for a May Day rally and march, urging a day of "no work, no school, no shopping."

Kahlilia Davis is campaigning for a Detroit judgeship despite a six-year suspension that could prevent her from ever taking the bench.

Ausar Thompson briefly left Game 5 after rolling his ankle but returned to finish with 6 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists as Detroit beat Orlando 102-90. The win keeps the Pistons alive and sends the series to Orlando for Game 6.

A Rochester Hills mother filed a class-action suit claiming Goldfish Swim School failed to protect families after a doctor allegedly secretly recorded patrons at its Rochester location.

Global firm HOK has bought Detroit’s Rossetti, folding the city’s stadium specialist into HOK + ROSSETTI while the Detroit studio and staff remain in place. The move gives local designers access to a broader national platform.

A longtime Southfield office campus, The Century, sold at a receivership auction for about $5 million. Foster Financial closed the purchase of the two‑building complex.

A Troy woman's civil suit alleges sexual assault at a MassageLuXe spa and highlights how Michigan rules can let accused health workers keep working during probes.

EGLE says $44.5M spent since 2021 won't close a roughly $1B gap to fix aging dams; lawmakers have filed bills to expand inspections and grant aid.

A teenager was arrested after shots were fired outside a Mt. Clemens business on April 22; no injuries were reported and a search warrant was executed in New Baltimore.

Six students at Edison Elementary were hospitalized after consuming marijuana‑infused edibles; two showed serious symptoms and officials say an investigation is underway.

High winds toppled trees across Kalamazoo, collapsing a home's roof and sending one person to the hospital. Crews worked citywide as residents reported downed power lines and trapped neighbors.

State Young Professionals grants will funnel nearly $265,000 to Detroit at Work to expand paid internships, credentials and supports for youth.

A Detroit voucher-holder says mold and roaches have infested her Viewpointe Village unit while maintenance requests went unanswered. The Detroit Housing Commission flagged failures and assigned a liaison.