Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says he won’t be deterred after police arrested a Detroit man accused of threatening to assassinate him. Officials say the investigation is ongoing.

A Davisburg printer sued the parent company of the Detroit Metro Times over unpaid invoices, adding to mounting legal claims that could squeeze the alt‑weekly's finances.

A federal jury awarded Kohchise Jackson $307.6M after finding prison health-care contractors and a doctor were deliberately indifferent to his medical needs. The ruling raises questions about successor liability after Corizon’s 2023 bankruptcy.

A nationwide analysis finds cold months, not heat waves, account for far more heart-related deaths. Detroit cardiologists say patients and hospitals should plan for seasonal risk.

A Detroit man pleaded no contest to fleeing officers and child abuse after a December pursuit in Warren that left his 9-year-old unhurt. He faces an enhanced sentence and a May 13 hearing.

Michigan point guard Elliot Cadeau was evaluated after an apparent allergic reaction in Ann Arbor and is expected to join the Wolverines in Indianapolis.

A man robbed the Mi Bank branch on West Maple Road Wednesday afternoon and fled on foot; Bloomfield Township police and Crime Stoppers are asking for tips.

A Monroe man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he called in a fake bomb threat at Detroit Metro Airport on June 5 that canceled a Spirit Airlines flight. Sentencing is set for Aug. 18.

A federal indictment names Albert Egnis in a Jan. 31 shooting outside Pizza Cat. Ballistics link the weapon to a Jan. 10 Sterling Heights shooting.

Michigan State Police arrested three people after a west Detroit chase; troopers say the suspects are tied to a recent homicide and multiple carjackings.

A judge dismissed a class action alleging The Salvation Army paid rehab participants token stipends — in some complaints as little as $1 a week — for thrift‑store labor, Crain's reports.

After months of work, Roseville’s public library reopens on April 1 with a $3.5M overhaul that adds a cafe, a Creation Station and a Library of Things.

A Saginaw woman was ruled competent to stand trial after a forensic report in the case where she allegedly shot her boyfriend six times and taunted him on a 911 call.