A Mount Clemens man was arrested after allegedly threatening a mail carrier who asked him to secure a dog. Deputies say weapons were found and he faces felony firearms counts.

Jim Farley says shortages of mechanics and other trades have put the U.S. at unusual risk. Ford is pushing training, free workwear and a Detroit ToolBank to help fix the pipeline.

A rare albino doe in Farmington Hills was struck and killed near 12 Mile and Halsted. The driver did not remain on scene and officials are asking for tips.

A driver died after crashing into the Canton City Market building at Sheldon and Sheldon Center; a juvenile passenger is stable and police are investigating.

Oakland County is pitching Auburn Hills and local manufacturers to defense contractors, parading demo vehicles and tying workforce programs to federal supply chains.

A 78-year-old Pewamo resident died after an ATV and passenger vehicle collided at M‑21 and Cook Road; deputies say the rider was ejected and later died at Butterworth Hospital.

After a $28 million overhaul, Livonia’s Kirksey Recreation Center reopened with bigger gyms, a doubled FitHub and new rooms for classes and seniors.

An EF-0 tornado briefly touched down near Beaverton on April 24, damaging outbuildings and marking Michigan's 15th tornado of 2026.

City Council sent nearly $5M in private ambulance contracts back to committee as union pressure and patient‑billing risks forced a pause. Officials warn coverage gaps could follow without a plan.

Relaunched Green Grocer grants are helping corner shops add produce and refrigerated goods across Detroit, starting with a new mini‑mart in Dexter‑Linwood. The DEGC says more storefronts are next in line for awards.

Body‑cam footage shows Detroit firefighter Donald Faulkner pulling 52‑year‑old Latashia Collins from a burning SUV on Jan. 7; she remains hospitalized after multiple surgeries.

A Detroit News analysis found 29% of Michigan’s state meal funding went to the 30 wealthiest districts, prompting renewed debate in Lansing over universal free meals. The finding has advocates and critics sparring over who should get state support.

Authorities cordoned off a wooded section of Woodland Hills Nature Park Monday after a body was discovered; detectives are processing the scene and details remain limited.