A local anti‑war group is challenging Motor City Pride’s corporate sponsors as the festival returns to Hart Plaza, reigniting a debate over money and movement values.

A stolen U‑Haul flagged by a Flock camera rolled over at Garfield and Hall on May 28. A Clinton Township woman was extricated and charged.

A Detroit priest tackled a suspected car thief in his church parking lot Monday evening, a confrontation captured on local-news video and tied to worries about rising auto thefts.

Deputies in Pontiac say they seized a stolen Glock that had been modified to fire automatically and fitted with a drum magazine; the sheriff’s office says it will seek drug and weapons charges.

The Capital Grille is set to open in Livonia in mid‑June at Laurel Park, bringing a lounge, wine cellar and private‑dining rooms. Reservations are open now.

A silver SUV plowed into a ground-floor Detroit apartment after witnesses say the driver ran a red light at Schaefer and Grove. Video from the scene shows heavy damage while police details remain limited.

Nankin Square will debut in Westland this month as a 3.9‑acre park with an amphitheater, trails, nature play and food‑truck space aimed at sparking redevelopment.

Downriver residents delivered June 1 letters asking prosecutors and city officials to force BASF to stop contaminated groundwater from reaching the Detroit River. Regulators and the company are refining long‑term fixes even as neighbors press for faster action.

Priority Waste named Aaron Johnson CEO and signaled TPG would take control, with officials promising capital to address months of missed pickups across Metro Detroit.

Mayor Mary Sheffield wants steep property‑tax cuts to ease Detroit’s affordability crunch, but replacing that revenue will take state action and tradeoffs. Ticket taxes, circuit breakers and budget moves are all being weighed.

Sterling Heights adopted registration, ID checks and deposit caps for crypto kiosks after hundreds of thousands in local losses. City officials are pushing lawmakers to make protections statewide.

A power failure at Ford Field postponed the Michigan girls high school flag football state championship and left teams waiting for a makeup schedule. Organizers say teams will be notified when dates are set.

A Kent County man used a $20 scratch‑off buy to hit a $2 million top prize. He took a roughly $1.3M lump sum and says he’ll buy a house and take a trip.