Deputies found human remains in a wooded area south of the Oakland County Circuit Court in Pontiac; investigators recovered a patient ID bracelet and are working to identify the victim.

The new law lets the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority issue conduit bonds to help fund riverfront projects while shielding taxpayers from project debt.

Detroit police broke up a late‑night drifting and street‑racing meet near the I‑75/I‑94 junction, issuing dozens of citations and impounding multiple vehicles. Officers say more targeted patrols are coming.

Neighbors say a crew tore down a DLBA house at 7727 Bryden without permits, prompting city stop‑work orders, emergency cleanup bids and a land‑bank review.

A driver was found shot in Gaines Township after his car crashed into a creek early Monday; deputies are searching the area and reviewing video.

Two of Detroit's top safeties were listed on the PUP as camp opened, forcing the team to test depth and timelines at the Meijer Performance Center.

An officer fired on a man who exited a home with a long gun on Dearborn's west side late Friday; Michigan State Police are investigating.

Greenleaf's survey asks which artists and event types Kalamazoo residents want at the new $515M Kalamazoo Event Center as construction moves ahead. Responses will shape early booking plans.

A 61-year-old Temperance man was found dead on Telegraph Road; deputies say the death is likely the result of a hit-and-run. Authorities are asking witnesses to come forward.

Antidóte on East Jefferson earned Wine Spectator’s 2026 Award of Excellence, a national nod for owner Nya Marshall and a boost for the neighborhood dining scene.

Heights Brewing, the downtown Farmington taproom that brewed gluten‑free beer and ran a 100% gluten‑free kitchen, is set to close. The move trims a rare celiac‑friendly option from Metro Detroit's on‑site beer scene.

City council approved clearing an encampment on city land in Bell Kramer and standing up a task force to connect people to services. Advocates warn Ypsilanti lacks adult shelter capacity.

After years of limited public access, the Detroit Children's Museum reopens July 25 with state grant support, monthly family days and expanded school programming.