Renderings released Monday show private terraces and designer interiors for 97 condos planned above The Detroit EDITION hotel at Bedrock’s Hudson’s Detroit tower. Douglas Elliman will lead sales.

Parents in Auburn Hills say black mold in a rented manufactured home forced their children into nearly 100 doctor and hospital visits; public‑health guidance and tenant‑law options explain next steps.

Local food banks are spending millions to replace USDA shipments that disappeared, forcing charities to tap reserves and accelerate fundraising.

Oakland guard Brody Robinson sued the NCAA seeking an extra season of eligibility, asking a Michigan court for emergency relief ahead of the spring transfer window.

Pinball Pete’s longtime South U home has been cleared to make way for an 18‑story student tower as multiple high‑rise projects reshape the campus strip.

Tavola Mia, a new Italian brunch-and-dinner spot, will take over the Kercheval storefront vacated by The Bronze Door; owners list a mid‑April opening and a seafood‑forward menu.

A 61-year-old is in critical condition after an assault in Chesterfield Township; one person is in custody and police are asking witnesses to call Detective Alexander.

Warm today; storms tonight and Tuesday with heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

Oakland County has appointed Ronald Hearns guardian and conservator after court filings raised concerns about whether the boxing legend’s finances and whereabouts were being controlled by relatives. Investigators and the court are now reviewing fundraisers, bank records and a tax foreclosure tied to Hearns’ former home.

Cloudy morning, highs near 57°F today; rain and a chance of thunderstorms move in Monday night into Tuesday. Expect a cooler, wet midweek.

Wayne County’s “Our Hair, Our Health” resolution puts local leaders on record about harmful chemicals in products marketed to Black women and ties the push to recent research.

A 79-year-old inmate asked the Michigan Parole Board to commute her life sentence in the 1992 killing of a Detroit teacher, reopening a case that has long shadowed the community.

A new federal tax credit could send up to $1,700 per donor into K–12 scholarships — but Michigan must opt in before residents can use it.