The Fowling Warehouse in Hamtramck will hold its final night on June 27 after owner Chris Hutt cited pre‑pandemic expansion, economic pressure and shifting social habits.

A Redford Township man pleaded guilty Monday to eight counts of second‑degree home invasion across St. Clair County. Authorities say most stolen items were returned; sentencing is Aug. 31.

A private pool rental spilled into Westchester Way on Saturday, drawing hundreds, multiple police calls and resulting in citations and a city zoning probe. Residents say the party clogged the block and left families worried about safety.

Chef Luciano DelSignore's e Fiori opened Wednesday in downtown Birmingham, pairing a regional Italian menu with a retail "Shoppe" and seating for nearly 200.

Detroit police are asking for tips after an early-morning purse snatching on Van Dyke. A silver Chrysler van with no plates is being sought.

Researchers and long‑term monitoring teams say Michigan’s tree‑covered swamps are shrinking, shifting to marsh and losing habitat and flood buffering across the state. Fieldwork and state inventories point to vulnerable forested wetland types.

UAW Local 2093 members voted to ratify a four-year contract at the Three Rivers plant, ending a 10‑day strike and securing major wage gains.

Nearly 1,000 delegates are in Detroit for the UAW’s 39th Constitutional Convention, where leaders will be nominated and debates over dues and strike pay will shape the union's next moves.

Michigan has put seed funding behind a Space Innovation Hub and dozens of state suppliers already worked on NASA’s Artemis II — a test of whether local shops and universities can turn that work into jobs.

Dozens of seniors at Brush Park Manor lost working air-conditioning during a Detroit heat advisory; city inspectors issued a correction order and management says repairs restored service.

A Detroit man has been charged with first‑degree premeditated murder in the Oct. 24, 2025 west‑side killing of a 20‑year‑old. A probable‑cause hearing is set for June 18.

A tenants’ group says judges in Detroit’s 36th District Court have been entering eviction judgments without confirming city Certificates of Compliance. The lawsuit asks the court to require verification before judgments.

Severe storms early Friday left more than 24,000 DTE customers without power across Metro Detroit. Crews are working to restore service and officials warn residents to avoid downed lines.