An 85-year-old Antrim County woman won $1 million on a Michigan Lottery Golden Key scratch-off and claimed about $693,000 as a lump sum.

A semi stopped on the Mackinac Bridge was found with loaded guns, knives and falsified ELD records; the driver was arraigned and released on bond.

GM projects OnStar deferred revenue to swell and plans to turn Super Cruise renewals into a high‑margin, recurring revenue stream.

Top-seeded Michigan held off Minnesota Duluth 4-3 in Albany to advance to the Frozen Four.

Detroit police are hunting Dalvine Nickerson after a man was shot inside an unauthorized barbershop at Charles Wright Academy. Authorities are offering a $5,000 reward for tips.

A severely decomposed body was recovered from a creek near Hines Drive and Levan Road in Livonia Saturday evening. Livonia police are asking anyone with information to call.

Judge Steven Rhodes’ 2014 confirmation cut roughly $7 billion in debt and used an $816M “Grand Bargain” to protect the DIA and shore up pensions — a deal that still shapes Detroit’s budgets.

Detroit police want tips after a 42-year-old was assaulted and had his jewelry stolen outside a Grand River gas station last Saturday.

A woman walking on Detroit's Lodge Freeway was struck and killed early Friday; Michigan State Police say the driver fled and are seeking witnesses.

Stellantis sued a parts supplier as a Mexico plant paused production, a Crain's Detroit report shows. The case raises supply-chain and legal questions for the automaker.

MDOT says the southbound I-75 ramp to westbound I-696 will close in early April for the Restore the Reuther project, triggering detours and delays through early summer.

Taylor High’s long‑awaited athletic upgrades are now under construction after a voters‑approved $130 million bond. New turf and renovated fields aim to boost school pride and hosting opportunities.

Nearly a year after downtown Pontiac worker Justin Roettger was killed crossing Saginaw Street, family members say prosecutors still haven’t filed charges.