A Michigan State Police helicopter video shows a fleeing Detroit driver climb through a window and hide under a backyard trampoline before officers took him into custody.

The Department of Justice sued Washtenaw County on April 9, saying local rules block ICE detainers and asking a federal court to enjoin the policies. The filing names county leaders and points to dozens of ignored detainer requests in 2025.

A ceremonial groundbreaking launched a plan to turn the St. Mary of Redford school into 61 units of permanent supportive housing backed by tax credits and mixed financing.

Dearborn civil‑rights lawyer Amir Makled removed posts praising Hezbollah leaders as he vies for a Democratic nod to the University of Michigan Board of Regents.

Charles Brooks and his wife sued the City of Detroit and the Detroit Land Bank Authority on April 9, alleging harassment and defamation tied to their east-side 'castle' rehab work.

Bahamas police arrested a Michigan man after his wife vanished during a night dinghy ride; family members say the official account raises troubling questions.

Pat Fitzgerald says he was vindicated after the Northwestern hazing fight and is focused on rebuilding Michigan State's program.

A University of Michigan researcher was found dead in the G.G. Brown Building in March; Chinese officials say he was questioned by U.S. agents and are demanding answers.

More than 2,000 cars and bikes are expected at Modded Detroit’s season opener in Commerce Township this Saturday. Entry includes a sticker and one raffle ticket with prizes up to a full vehicle wrap.

Neighbors say a nearby construction project is flooding basements and damaging property, and they’re pressing the city and contractor for inspections and repairs.

A two‑story office campus at 600 Wilshire Drive in Troy changed hands for $10.5 million, highlighting investor interest along the Big Beaver corridor.

Sean Carlson has left his post as Oakland County deputy amid probes into expenses and procurement; he says he’s leaving to run for the 13th District state Senate. The reporting details reimbursements, an IT-contract review and county responses.

Surveillance shows thieves smashing into 2025 Chevy Blazers on Detroit's east side. Owners and officials say a black‑market parts trade is driving the thefts.