Family members say they’ve waited more than a year for charges after Cassandra Cheathem was struck and killed while walking to work in Romulus. Police say the investigation was completed and sent to prosecutors on April 7.

Detroit's Lifeline H2O stopped accepting new applications after enrolling about 4,700 households. Officials point customers to EasyPay while advocates press for state funding.

Teamsters Local 243 has withdrawn from the Lansing Chipotle, effectively ending the chain’s only U.S. union after years of stalled bargaining and an NLRB settlement.

Detroit-born Breadless is taking its bread-free sandwiches to Comerica Park and courting franchisees after a viral menu moment. The move pairs a health-forward pitch with stadium-scale visibility.

A 44-year-old Allegan County woman was arraigned after calling 911 and saying she shot her boyfriend. Authorities say the man was found dead inside their Cheshire Township home.

Adrian Public Schools renewed ZeroEyes, an AI camera system that scans for visible guns and alerts staff and police. The move raises questions about accuracy and oversight.

Detroit's 60-win season is in jeopardy after a 94-88 Game 4 loss in Orlando. The Pistons head home needing a win to keep their playoff hopes alive.

A Macomb Township man was bound over to circuit court after prosecutors say he arranged a meeting with someone he believed to be 15; arraignment set for May 11.

Oakland County says roughly 700 employees will move into a renovated building at 31 E. Judson in downtown Pontiac, with a target move‑in of fall 2027. Officials say facade work and garage prep are underway.

Hanley International Academy was briefly locked down on Monday after a reported threat; Hamtramck police say one person is in custody and there is no ongoing danger.

Senate Bill 922 would require Michigan health plans to cover IVF and IUI starting Jan. 1, 2027, a move supporters say would remove a major financial barrier.

Five protected bald eagles were found dead on Michigan’s Garden Peninsula between April 3 and April 17. State and federal investigators are working to determine the cause.

Domino's flagged softer U.S. sales in Q1 — comps rose just 0.9% — and warned of an 'intensifying' competitive market even as it approved a $1B buyback.