GLWA’s board approved a trimmed FY2027 wholesale rate schedule that raises average water and sewer charges after a public hearing and budget adjustments.

MDOT is shifting the I‑96 rebuild to the eastbound lanes in mid‑April, bringing single‑lane traffic, detours and stepped‑up patrols through Ionia County. Neighbors and some businesses say they’re bracing for another rough season.

A Detroit man was shot near Central Park Estates in Novi Wednesday; police say the incident was isolated and the suspect remains at large.

An early‑morning blaze heavily damaged a St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office storage building near the county airport. Officials say the site reportedly stored ammunition, evidence and special‑response gear.

A 41-year-old man was shot near Legacy 8 Event Center in Royal Oak Township Tuesday night; state police say detectives are interviewing witnesses and seeking tips.

Checker Bar will reopen March 4, 2026 after a 2025 basement fire; owner Timothy Tharp says months of cleaning and repairs readied the Cadillac Square favorite.

A Dearborn Heights pharmacist admitted to submitting more than $3.2 million in false prescription claims through two pharmacies, federal prosecutors say. Sentencing is pending after a presentence report.

Chance of light morning snow and gusty west winds could slow commutes; most areas will see only a dusting.

Two people were arrested after a Detroit man said he was robbed in a Southfield hotel room; police say evidence of trafficking and suspected fentanyl and cocaine were found. Authorities are seeking a third suspect.

A century-old section of MLK Jr. Street will close March 2 for a $30M rebuild that shutters northbound US-131 ramps and reroutes bikes and cars through nearby streets.

Detroit Public Schools is investigating alleged misuse of digital gift cards in its Perfect Attendance Pays program as officials review payment records and past inspector‑general warnings.

A fast-moving clipper will bring a narrow band of light snow Tuesday night. Expect brief slick spots during the evening commute; most places see under an inch.

Local pilots and national models show training plus supports can move Detroiters into better jobs — but wage growth and employer pipelines still lag.