A Huntington Woods public works supervisor was killed when a falling limb struck him during post‑storm cleanup. The city announced support for staff and an online fundraiser for his family.

Witnesses testified that odd transfers were moved from an elderly woman's accounts while Traci Kornak acted as conservator. Kent County has filed felony charges after audits and testimony flagged questionable payments.

Middle‑income older adults are being priced out of assisted living even as care costs climb. Detroit projects and modular cottage pilots show possible ways to lower costs.

Police responded to reports of an active shooter at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield; nearby schools and houses of worship were advised to shelter in place.

A portable propane heater exploded inside a tent outside an abandoned Detroit building Wednesday, killing one person and critically burning another as investigators probe the scene.

A multi-pronged Jackson County operation led to four arrests after a Feb. 24 Hanover‑Horton armed robbery; two suspects remain at large.

MDOT is testing flashing "wrong‑way" detectors on Detroit ramps after a US‑131 pilot that officials say cut wrong‑way entries and crashes.

Pequeño Cantina opened a compact downtown outpost at 1521 Broadway, bringing tacos, tequila and a new pizza program close to Comerica Park.

A Livingston County judge has paused Floyd Jarvi’s March 10 parole after the Attorney General filed an emergency appeal of the Parole Board’s decision. The move keeps the 67-year-old in custody while judges review the case.

Ottawa County deputies found a man in his 20s dead in woods off Chicago Drive in Georgetown Township; detectives are investigating.

Two Detroit judges face public hearings over a 2019 Mackinac Island bike‑shop dispute that investigators say included contradictory statements. The state commission will weigh video and witness evidence.

Whitmer says President Trump agreed at a White House meeting to deliver additional federal funds for northern Michigan’s March 2025 ice-storm recovery, a reversal after earlier denials. State officials are now waiting for formal paperwork on how and when the money will arrive.

Dana Nessel will not appeal the judge’s dismissal of charges in Michigan’s 2020 “false electors” case and released a 110‑page report explaining her decision. The state prosecution will not move forward to trial.