Police surrounded a Southfield home Friday and blocked nearby streets near Pennsylvania and Ariel, WDIV reports. Chief Elvin Barren spoke from the scene; officials say more details will be released.

A 21,000-square-foot event venue, The Seven opens April 17 in Ferndale with a visible show kitchen, large bars and high-end production for weddings and corporate events.

Fifth Third says Comerica Park will be rebranded after the 2026 season as it phases in the Comerica acquisition; the bank is evaluating name options.

Bose plans a 78,000‑square‑foot automotive R&D hub in Troy's Big Beaver corridor, bringing engineering labs and vehicle test bays to Metro Detroit.

The NBA and NBPA approved an extraordinary-circumstances appeal for Cade Cunningham, restoring his eligibility for MVP and All‑NBA honors despite a late‑season collapsed lung.

Doug Field is leaving Ford as the automaker creates a new product creation team to centralize EV and software work. The move, reported April 15, 2026, reshapes product leadership in Dearborn.

A pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck twice on 8 Mile Road in Farmington Hills. Police are seeking a white sedan that fled the scene.

Shelby Township officials warn that unstable banks, fast currents and debris have made the Clinton River unsafe after recent storms. Residents are asked to avoid the water and report emergencies to 911.

Detroit extended rookie Kevin McGonigle eight years for $150M, with escalators to $160M and a $14M signing bonus; the deal runs 2027–2034.

Pritzker called the White House's move to shift the Brandon Road carp barrier to Michigan a "political stunt" and warned Illinois would sue to protect land and funding. The dispute centers on who controls project oversight and who pays for cleanup and operations.

Ann Arbor startup Sygaldry secured $139M to build quantum-accelerated AI servers that promise faster model training and lower energy use.

Michigan State Police say forensic genetic genealogy identified a suspect in the 1983 abduction and killing of 16-year-old Sheri Jo Elliott, though the man died before he could be charged.

Former DDOT safety chief Corie Holmes sued the city, saying he was fired after probing misconduct by a senior official; the suit follows an OIG report that criticized DDOT discipline.