The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments over nine 2024 bills the House never sent to Gov. Whitmer; lower courts are split and the high court will decide next.

The Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island completed roughly $20M in restorations to porches, public rooms and guest quarters ahead of its 140th season.

Footage shows FBI explosives teams detonating household-style devices similar to materials seized from Aws Mohammed Naser as pretrial work continues in Detroit federal court.

Three related fishermen from Gladwin County were found dead after their fishing boat capsized in Saginaw Bay; autopsies are planned and authorities continue to investigate.

A members-only cafe and creative studio is coming to MOTO’s Ferndale roastery. Members-only service starts May 16 with a soft opening planned this spring.

Police charged a 21-year-old after detectives say he held a family's Alaskan Klee Kai and demanded money; the dog was recovered and returned to its owners.

Wyandotte Police Chief Archie Hamilton told lawmakers repeat fleeing has surged and urged support for House Bill 4690, which would add mandatory minimums for fleeing and eluding. The bill passed the House and now heads to the Senate.

Ilitch and Detroit city officials are expected to announce whether the PWHL will add a Detroit franchise during a May 6 press conference. The NHL draft lottery also landed Toronto the No. 1 pick.

A planned apartment conversion of the century‑old Ford Building collapsed, and the 18‑story Detroit landmark is now headed to auction.

Oakland County investigators raided a Lathrup Village home Monday and took community leader Mark Watts into custody; vehicles and firearms were seized and no charges were filed as of evening.

A 35-year-old Sterling Heights man died after a multi-vehicle crash on 18 Mile Road. Police say the collision is under investigation and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Tigers ace Tarik Skubal will undergo arthroscopic surgery to remove loose bodies from his left elbow and has been placed on the injured list.

A Parma Township father was sentenced after deputies found a 2-year-old described as “extremely malnourished.” The child is now in state care while criminal and probate actions continue.