State regulators found multiple violations at the Detroit Training Center, leaving about 25 CDL trainees unable to test; the Michigan Department of State is reviewing records.

Cade Cunningham poured in a franchise-playoff record 45 to lift the Pistons to a 116-109 Game 5 win, keeping Detroit’s season alive and forcing Game 6 in Orlando.

Ford’s Q1 beat was bolstered by a roughly $1.3B tariff refund and a $500M guidance bump, but Novelis-related aluminum shortages and refund timing leave big caveats.

Cloudy and cool in Detroit today with a slight chance of light showers and a high near 56°F. Patchy frost is possible overnight in cooler outlying spots.

Bill Ford publicly endorsed Mike Duggan’s independent run for Michigan governor, praising him as a problem solver and warning the state is deeply divided.

RNA Michigan Holdings rescinded its WARN notice for 113 janitorial workers at Bates Academy, stating the filing was made in error and employees will remain continuously employed through an operational transition.

Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams sued the NCAA, Big Ten and SEC, alleging they used his name and highlights without paying him and seeking damages and an injunction.

City and developers are weighing a second convention-style hotel attached to Huntington Place that could require razing the Fort Washington Plaza office tower. The plan aims to add connected rooms and bigger meeting capacity downtown.

Parents pushed bills after discovering a martial-arts instructor was listed on the state sex-offender registry; lawmakers advanced measures to bar registrants from youth-focused businesses.

A Dearborn water‑gun game escalated into a crash and property damage; three teens were cited and police warn the trend is getting dangerous.

A $1.67M Lotto 47 ticket sold at New Boston Fuel Stop in Wayne County remains unclaimed as Michigan Lottery confirms the winning numbers.

Holy Bowly opened Monday on Detroit’s east side, turning a long-vacant storefront into a halal rice-bowl spot backed by a Motor City Match grant.

Lynch & Sons purchased the former Perry Funeral Home on Trumbull and plans to reopen it as Woodbridge Chapel, moving students into the building and offering free infant services.