A Detroit mother says a suspicious early-morning fire destroyed her Mansfield Street home and her children's life-saving medications. The family has launched a fundraiser as investigators probe the blaze.

A Rochester Hills man was sentenced in Mount Clemens after pleading guilty to a false terrorism report and threatening a Macomb County judge.

Fifth Third will locate its Michigan regional headquarters at One Campus Martius in downtown Detroit as part of its post‑Comerica reshuffle. Federal filings show a community investment plan and anticipated branch changes.

A body was found early Tuesday on northbound M-10 near 7 Mile, prompting lane closures while Michigan State Police investigate.

Two women who ran a home licensed as a daycare on Flint's south side were arraigned after deputies say an undercover buy recovered cocaine and firearms. Officials say no children were present.

A federal jury in Detroit convicted Ylli Didani of leading an international cocaine and money‑laundering ring after prosecutors showed photos, seized shipments and an underwater smuggling plot.

A leaked March recording appears to show Abdul El‑Sayed telling aides to avoid commenting on Ayatollah Khamenei’s death because "people in Dearborn are sad." The clip and the campaign's response have injected a new controversy into the Democratic primary.

Two companies and dozens of Metro Detroit suppliers are jockeying for the XM30 — the Army’s planned Bradley replacement — in a contest that could mean billions and hundreds of local jobs.

After 11 years in Midtown, Jolly Pumpkin has closed its Detroit taproom. The brewery thanked patrons and said it hopes to return but gave no timeline.

Davis Aerospace is returning to City Airport with state and foundation support, expanding flight training, simulators and FAA credentials for Detroit teens.

At a March 19 meeting, Macomb County advanced MDOT‑funded signal upgrades, accepted a $1M FEMA mitigation award and used opioid‑settlement funds to add clinical hires for intake screening.

A Detroit Free Press column found Michigan lawmakers who skipped the lame‑duck session still filed for mileage reimbursements, renewing calls for oversight.

Wayne County says it overpaid two retired judges more than $1 million combined and the retirement board will decide whether to seek repayment or forgive the sums.