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Coen Carr's first double-double and Jeremy Fears' 16 assists powered Michigan State to a 77-69 NCAA Tournament win in Buffalo.
Food & Drinks in ...
Arizona-born 5th Street Burger & Fries is opening at 3023 Oakland Drive in Kalamazoo this spring, owner Pasha Khosravani says.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Farwell man was arraigned after prosecutors say he embezzled more than $400K from an 82-year-old with a traumatic brain injury.
Iron Horse in downtown Royal Oak has closed temporarily for a retooling of its menu and space. The 2015‑opened spot paused service while operators update the concept.
One brother is already jailed and the other faces sentencing after a mid‑December Pontiac shooting that left a 29‑year‑old injured. Police say a ghost gun was seized.
Michigan State opened its NCAA tournament run March 19 in Buffalo against North Dakota State. Early photos and matchup notes show the Spartans leaning on size and playmaking.
Community & Society in ...
Pontiac officials and business owners reacted quickly after national reporting on Cesar Chavez's alleged abuse, with calls to consider renaming Cesar E. Chavez Avenue.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Farrand Hall, the Colon estate that hosts Michelin‑star guest chefs, is listed for $2.05M after reported losses.
Wildemere Bar and Grill opened in Detroit’s Martin Park after a long rehab and a $50,000 Motor City Match award, bringing new jobs to the block.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
Corewell Health posted about $1.27B in net income in 2025 after a surge in investment returns, positioning the system to build two massive patient towers in Michigan.
A Fort Worth man who pleaded guilty to attacking two same-sex couples outside MGM Grand Detroit in July 2025 was given two years' probation on March 17, 2026. Victims say the sentence felt light given the injuries.
A Southfield teen was arrested after a fight at a Detroit Edison basketball game ended in gunfire. Police executed search warrants and recovered rifles and a handgun.
A Howell man is suing the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office for $15 million, alleging deputies violated his civil rights during a traffic stop.
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