President Trump endorsed Rep. John James for Michigan governor on June 22, injecting new momentum into the GOP primary with the Aug. 4 contest looming. The endorsement could reshape early voting and ad plans across the state.

A wrong-way crash early Tuesday closed southbound I-75 between Grand River and Rosa Parks in Detroit; two vehicles were involved and traffic was diverted.

State Sen. Mallory McMorrow rolled out a 30‑second TV spot and an initial $400K Detroit buy as the Aug. 4 Democratic primary approaches.

Michael DeShawn Campbell is jailed after investigators say nearly 420 grams of cocaine, firearms and cash were seized in a multi‑agency raid tied to Macomb County.

Michigan will wipe out $74 million in medical debt for more than 71,000 residents in a second statewide round. Eligible households in ten counties will get letters from Undue Medical Debt this week.

GM added about 50 collaborative robots at its Factory ZERO plant in Detroit after mass layoffs, prompting UAW grievances and renewed fights over automation.

Williams International plans to expand its Pontiac campus on land that once housed Michigan Motion Picture Studios, adding R&D and manufacturing capacity. The move ties into wider industrial growth in Oakland County.

Cool, mostly clear Sunday morning; showers and storms move in after 8 p.m. with the heaviest rain south of I‑69. Expect ponding and choppy Lake Erie conditions.

Cherry Health says suspicious network activity from April may have exposed some patient and staff records. The Grand Rapids provider is investigating and will notify affected people by mail.

A New Boston man pleaded guilty to attempting to blackmail a minor for explicit photos; prosecutors say he faces at least 10 years and is due to be sentenced Sept. 22.

Dearborn police warn of a bracelet-swap distraction scam after suspects targeted an elderly woman; the department urges residents to refuse unsolicited gifts and report tips.

Johnathan Chase pled no contest to falsifying salvage-vehicle inspections, the Michigan AG says. Sentencing is set for Aug. 10.

Michigan AD Warde Manuel says the department is weighing in-stadium ads and jersey patches to bolster NIL, scholarships and facility needs. The plan is exploratory and would be deliberate.