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Ann Arbor Pride returns Aug. 1 with stages, a kids zone and headline drag performers. The free downtown festival runs noon–9 p.m. and features hundreds of vendors.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man arrested after a Waterford crash that left two motorcyclists critically injured now faces federal illegal re‑entry charges.
A man wanted in the 2001 Farmington Hills killing of Gordon Machek was arrested in Guatemala and returned to the U.S.; arraignment is set for Friday.
Police ordered residents near West Rose Center Road and Hickory Ridge Road to shelter in place Thursday as officers responded to an active incident.
A Detroit man is on trial in Mount Clemens after prosecutors say a high‑speed chase ended when his car struck and killed 71‑year‑old Wendy Drew.
Politics & Govt in ...
Two Detroit twins were detained by ICE after traveling to the Buffalo area for a summer job. Lawyers and lawmakers have filed petitions and letters seeking their release.
Weather & Environment in ...
Clear Friday morning and highs near 84°F. Spotty afternoon storms mainly south of I-94; dry weekend and 90s early next week.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Contractors say interior water damage at Detroit’s Lee Plaza was unusually severe, forcing near‑full rebuilds even as the first phase of the senior‑housing rehab nears completion.
Former Gov. Jennifer Granholm has endorsed Bridget Brink in Michigan’s hotly contested 7th District primary, giving Brink a high‑profile boost in a toss‑up seat.
New reporting shows Ben Blostein died by suicide after 48 days in an MX1 unit and a 26‑minute telepsychiatry visit. His family and experts say the jail's housing and short psychiatric checks raise serious questions.
Two Detroit dogs have died of suspected heatstroke, rescuers say, prompting outrage from local animal outreach groups while Detroit Animal Care urges residents to report animals in danger. Police are investigating.
Retail & Industry in ...
Sheetz will open a new Orion Township store next Tuesday with a morning ribbon‑cutting, gift‑card giveaways and small donations to local nonprofits.
Dozens of prize chickens and two geese were taken from Full Circle Foundation’s Edible Garden over the Fourth of July weekend, halting hands-on programs for young adults with special needs.
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