The Detroit Lions have extended All‑Pro linebacker Jack Campbell through the 2030 season; contract terms have not yet been released. The deal follows Campbell’s breakout 2025 year.

A University of Michigan student has sued the school, alleging covert surveillance and retaliation after pro‑Palestinian organizing. The complaint names university leaders, campus police and a private security firm.

David Northern resigned amid a Houston spending probe and now heads Flint's housing agency on a $200K base contract with bonus and perks that have raised oversight concerns.

A new study shows Macomb County captures only a sliver of private foundation grants, leaving many local nonprofits under-resourced and struggling to build capacity.

CAIR‑Michigan filed a complaint saying a Muslim Eastpointe officer was told "F*** all Muslims" on duty and later faced retaliation. The Michigan Department of Civil Rights will review the filing.

Former Muskegon standout Destin Piggee says a violent after-prom left him with severe leg injuries and could derail the college season he’d been expecting.

Sugar Factory's downtown Detroit outpost at 45 Monroe has closed, leaving the One Campus Martius storefront vacant. The Instagram‑ready candy‑wall restaurant opened in 2022 and drew big early crowds.

Force Detroit announced a $235,000 regranting initiative to back a coalition of neighborhood groups, funneling money to street-level outreach, training and a June advocacy push.

A 35-year-old Pontiac man pleaded no contest after police say he exposed himself to a 14-year-old at Bloomfield Plaza; sentencing is set for July 6.

Families of Ozie Terrell and Jermaine Williams renewed calls for answers after Crime Stoppers raised a reward in the unsolved 2019 west-side double homicide.

A Detroit News video flagged double‑digit gains in three Oakland County communities while Zillow and Redfin show modest countywide growth; here’s what to watch.

A preschooler arrived at Schwarzkoff Elementary with a handgun in a backpack; staff found the weapon and police secured it while the Youth Bureau investigates.

After nearly nine years, the Innovate Mound rebuild in Sterling Heights is in its final phase — paving is open but crews are finishing lighting, sidewalks and sewer work before a July 2026 finish.