Mayor Mary Sheffield unveiled a legal and enforcement plan to target unsafe multi‑unit housing across Detroit. City rules, inspection gaps and tenant advocates are central to the push.

Gov. Whitmer toured the M‑14/I‑96 rebuild in Plymouth and used the visit to highlight a bipartisan plan to add roughly $2 billion annually for roads and jobs.

A National Weather Service flood warning is in effect for Kent County through Thursday night. Minor flooding is reported at the Lowell fairgrounds and low-lying streets.

Nico Trevon Nettles pleaded no contest to a second-degree murder charge in the May 12, 2025 Eastpointe stabbing that killed a Detroit man. Sentencing is set for June 4.

Clear, chilly morning in Detroit with a sunny high near 55°F. Rain moves back in Thursday and could be heavier Friday.

Detroit Country Day plans a major Shaw Stadium overhaul with NFL-grade turf, expanded bleachers and a 26-by-19-foot video scoreboard as village officials review permits.

Troopers shot a person during a Monday night call in Muskegon Township; Michigan State Police have taken over the investigation.

A Shelby Township planning commission member was arraigned after prosecutors say a $96,600.71 business check bounced; a probable-cause hearing is scheduled in district court.

A school bus carrying children fell into a sinkhole near Kirkwood and Greenview in Detroit; police say nobody was hurt but details remain limited.

Downtown Street Eats kicked off its 14th season Monday at Cadillac Square, bringing 80+ rotating food trucks and new vendors like Detroit Panzerotti Co.

A Global Detroit analysis finds nearly 100,000 international students worked in Michigan after graduation, mostly in STEM and clustered in the Detroit and Ann Arbor areas.

An investigation found Michigan spent $261M assembling a Mundy Township megasite near Flint, buying about 155 homes and demolishing many even though no factory signed on.

Oakland County proposes more than $2 million to help 40 communities repair local streets, with applications due June 3 and a public hearing set for June 11. The money would be matched by municipalities and target safety and drainage work.