A National Historic Landmark downtown, a long‑running home tour and a planned battery campus have put Marshall, Michigan on more people’s radars as a place to slow down.

A former Detroit medical resident pleaded guilty May 20 after a Toledo arrest triggered an FBI investigation that uncovered child sexual imagery and disturbing chat logs.

A $7 million boost has arrived for Pontiac’s push to build 100 single‑family homes, and the first property is already listed. The commission says buyers up to 120% AMI can apply.

A Paris–Detroit Air France flight was rerouted to Montréal on May 20 after a passenger with recent travel to an Ebola-affected country was identified. Federal agencies have tightened airport screening.

A renovated concert hall on Maple Street, District 142 has become a mid‑size stop for national tours and throwback bills, bringing new energy to Wyandotte’s downtown. Locals and promoters say the mix of sound, accessibility and sensible prices is already paying off.

The Harlan will add 370 market-rate apartments at Briarwood Mall alongside a Harvest Market and new retail.

A downtown Ann Arbor Mobil sold a $1 million Michigan Lottery scratch-off; the anonymous Oakland County winner took a $693,000 lump sum and plans to seed college funds for his kids.

Sarah Elise Hager pleaded guilty to multiple child‑abuse counts after an affidavit described years of beatings and confinement of two foster children. Sentencing is scheduled for June 22 in St. Clair County.

A ground stop at Detroit Metro Airport on Tuesday held departures and pushed arrivals back as severe thunderstorms moved through Wayne County.

Macomb County and Zillow data show New Baltimore home values climbing into the mid‑$300Ks while local MLS medians vary by neighborhood. Sellers are seeing stronger pricing power in many pockets.

Pontiac postponed a renewal vote on Raven gunshot‑detection sensors to give residents time to press officials on data rules, coverage and cost.

A Mobil station canopy was ripped from its supports on Detroit’s west side during Tuesday’s severe storms, with photos showing the collapsed pump shelter.

Crain's reporting shows Detroit declined to bid for 2026 World Cup matches not because of hotels but because of stadium and staging challenges.