Crime Stoppers of Michigan has posted a reward of up to $2,500 for information in the 2024 killing of 35-year-old Jaret Mays in Clinton Township.

A district judge has bound Matthew Molinaro over to Oakland County Circuit Court on a first-degree murder charge in the Dec. 31 killing of Peyton Bilbia; arraignment is June 9.

Main Street America honored 21 Oakland County downtowns for preservation-led revitalization that helped spark new businesses, jobs and local investment.

Meijer is planning a midsize grocery at 33500 7 Mile Rd in Livonia, bringing roughly 175 jobs and a compact, fresh-food–first store to the corridor.

A man posing as a pest-control worker tried to lure an 8-year-old into Brighton woods Wednesday; Michigan State Police are canvassing the area for video and tips.

Michigan Democrats pitched the DNC to place the state in the early 2028 primary window, arguing late‑February timing, voter access and battleground status make it a strategic choice.

Clear, sunny Thursday with highs near 72°F and gusts around 20 mph; boaters on Lake Huron should heed advisories.

Troy fire crews found a lithium‑ion battery pack after a garbage truck blaze and are urging residents to tape terminals and use approved drop‑offs.

A former Clinton Township attorney was arraigned after prosecutors say he accepted a $10,000 retainer while his law license was suspended. He faces a felony false‑pretenses charge and a habitual‑offender allegation.

Two recent bond‑rating upgrades strengthen Detroit's finances and should lower borrowing costs for upcoming projects. The moves reflect years of fiscal discipline.

A massive early‑morning blast destroyed a Plainfield Township home; deputies say it appears to be a murder‑suicide and investigators are probing a suspected gas leak.

A $3.25M permanent farmers market opens in Portage this week, bringing covered pavilions, built-in power and room for about 50 vendors next to the Zhang Senior Center.

A judge has placed Fairlane Town Center under a receiver after court filings flagged unpaid taxes, a defaulted loan and missing rents. That action could push the Dearborn mall toward a sale — possibly its fourth owner since the pandemic.