Coherix has relocated its North American HQ to a 25,000-square-foot facility in Ann Arbor, adding an Innovation Center and new engineering roles. The expansion includes a university partnership for hands-on training.

A Detroit-filed class action alleges Rocket Companies steered buyers to Rocket Mortgage through a referral network, pushing some into pricier loans, the complaint says.

House Democrats introduced measures to make Michigan’s utility regulators elected, a move driven by anger over repeated rate hikes and fast-moving energy projects. The bills would require a constitutional change and face high procedural hurdles.

A Ypsilanti man charged after a 30‑hour sword standoff has still not been arraigned, and neighbors and elected officials are demanding answers about the police response.

Javonte Barber pleaded guilty to manslaughter after a June 27, 2025 gas-station punch that left Samuel Spruill Jr. dead. Sentencing is pending.

A $15.5 million overhaul at the Farm and Home Savings building will create 60 apartments while 8,110 sq ft of street-level retail is being marketed for lease.

A Michigan mother told senators her 12-year-old’s exposure to algorithmic feeds helped lead to suicide, pressing lawmakers to pass the Kids Over Clicks package. Sponsors say the bills would curb addictive feeds, ban targeted ads to minors and limit risky AI chatbots.

A Waterford Township teacher pleaded guilty to three counts of third‑degree criminal sexual conduct involving a 16‑year‑old; sentencing is set for April 28, 2026.

At a Lansing hearing, Matt DePerno urged GOP lawmakers to review state spending on the tabulator tampering prosecution and questioned the attorney general’s motives.

A federal court ordered USDA inspectors into a Saginaw exotic‑animal shop after allegations the owner blocked inspections and animals faced inadequate care.

Sterling Heights scheduled a May 5, 2026 hearing to consider a transformational brownfield tax plan for the Lakeside City Center redevelopment. The plan would let developers use future tax revenue to help pay demolition and infrastructure costs.

Nino Salvaggio will open a 48,100‑sq‑ft marketplace at Schoolcraft College next week, promising hundreds of jobs and hands‑on student programs.

Organizers have plotted 82 No Kings events across Michigan for March 28 as student-led actions and statewide trainings ramp up ahead of a national day of protest.