Ford will build three prototype ISV‑H tactical trucks for the U.S. Army, adapting F‑Series Super Duty platforms to carry troops and export power. The move pits Ford against GM Defense.

A newer office building at 1900 St. Antoine could make way for Ford Field parking. The block is already wired into the stadium’s daily traffic.

A new Michigan law stops the state from seizing federal benefits paid for children in foster care and requires MDHHS to conserve and account for more of those dollars. Advocates say the change could help youth aging out of care avoid homelessness and build savings.

A 23-year-old man was killed at a Pontiac block party on Mariva Street; a 23-year-old suspect is in custody and deputies are investigating. Officials are asking witnesses to come forward.

A 42-year-old Pinckney man drowned after entering Portage Lake’s Mud Bay to rescue his dogs. Multiple agencies used boats, drones and divers during a lengthy search.

The City of Detroit filed a nuisance-abatement suit against Nicole Curtis and Detroit Renovations LLC, saying a long-unfinished East Grand Boulevard house remains a public hazard.

An Inkster man was sentenced to five to twenty years after pleading guilty in a Michigan AG probe that tied him to stolen luxury vehicles across Metro Detroit.

A Dearborn semi driver was convicted of vehicular homicide after a crash that killed two recent Perrysburg and Maumee High School graduates.

Ford is recalling 565,691 Bronco and Bronco Raptor SUVs (2021–2026) for an engine‑bay wiring harness that can short and spark fires; dealers will add protective sheathing free of charge.

Former Dearborn Heights police chief Ahmed Haidar alleges he was fired months after signing an amended five‑year contract and has sued the city and the mayor. The complaint names breach of contract, discrimination and a hostile work environment.

Stellantis says it’s weighing whether to open the old Dodge Viper plant in Detroit as a public car museum that could showcase dozens of concept and historic vehicles. The plan is exploratory and no timeline has been set.

A 15-year-old from Fremont died after his dirt bike struck a septic truck in Garfield Township, the Michigan State Police say.

Ann Arbor’s City Council approved a six-month moratorium on new short-term rental licenses and directed staff to study unregistered listings, inspections and housing impacts. The pause aims to give officials time to propose new licensing and zoning changes.