Pontiac teachers and paraeducators voted 98.7% to express no confidence in Superintendent Kimberly Leverette and several trustees, citing staffing gaps and safety concerns.

A former Grandville orthodontist will spend 60 years in federal prison after prosecutors say he sexually exploited at least 18 minors online.

Detroit police are searching for two people who robbed a 62-year-old good Samaritan near the northbound I‑75 service drive. A $1,000 reward is posted for tips.

A heavy police response in Inkster left a red sedan covered in evidence markers after witnesses reported gunfire late Monday. Investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Two people were killed and a third was taken into custody after a car crashed into a warehouse on Rosa Parks Boulevard, police say.

Mel Tucker asked a federal judge to consider a Jan. 28 dismissal of Brenda Tracy's lawsuit as evidence in his wrongful‑termination fight with Michigan State.

A Royal Oak tenant was bound over to circuit court after prosecutors said he fatally shot a maintenance worker at Devon Park Apartments; an arraignment is set for March 2.

Garber Management Group will pay $1.513M to settle federal claims that it misrepresented eligibility for a May 2020 PPP loan.

A Lenawee County judge gave a former youth soccer coach decades behind bars after a jury convicted him of abusing a player who was 12 when the relationship began. The sentence includes lifetime sex‑offender registration and monitoring.

Mott Community College's board postponed a statement on the president's alleged proselytizing, following a public complaint and divided opinions on religious freedom and institutional appropriateness. No new investigation was initiated.

Reps. Garcia and Tlaib demand transparency over meeting between Ambassador Bridge owner Moroun and Secretary Lutnick, with concerns over influence on Gordie Howe Bridge operations.

Wayne County has begun returning more than $3.8 million to former owners of foreclosed properties after Michigan Supreme Court rulings; more claims are still being processed.

Jack in the Box is returning to Battle Creek this spring; the chain’s site lists an April 2026 opening for a new Capital Avenue SW location. Construction and city notices show the site is already under buildout.