Auburn Oaks will deliver about 55 homes, including units reserved for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and organizers say move‑ins begin late 2027.

Clear, dry Sunday with highs near 84°F. Thunderstorms and heavy downpours may return Tuesday; heat climbs midweek.

A Pinckney resident says Livingston County personnel washed away a neighbor’s Pride sidewalk painting; organizers documented the removal and planned a picnic. Local officials have not yet commented.

A fast-moving morning line brought gusty showers to Detroit; scattered afternoon thunderstorms are possible with a high near 86°F. Dry Sunday, then hotter and more humid midweek with renewed storm chances.

A wandering child knocked on doors in Saginaw and led troopers to a home where investigators say a toddler had been abused. A 33-year-old caregiver was arrested and arraigned.

Brandon Township’s Aug. 4 ballot includes a renewal of a 4.25‑mill police levy estimated to raise roughly $3.52M in the first year. The measure would fund contracted sheriff patrols from 2027–2035.

A massive blaze at Pallets N More in Imlay City drew crews from 13 departments and a Huron County water task force. The fire remains under investigation.

Sunny and hot Friday with a high near 88°F; showers and thunderstorms arrive tonight. Saturday brings another round of storms and a marginal severe threat.

A Detroit man was hospitalized after a crash during an ICE pursuit when a metal pole pierced his upper body. Emergency crews cut the rod from the wreck and took him to a nearby hospital.

A Detroit News analysis found about one in six Michigan lawmakers accepted trips paid by outside groups as the Legislature’s lawmaking hit historic lows. The finding has reignited disclosure debates in Lansing.

Clear morning, highs near 89°F today. Showers and thunderstorms arrive Friday night into Saturday.

Police found Rebecca Patnaude dead in a Taylor motel; investigators say her boyfriend, Christopher Schoonmaker, remained in the room with her body for days.

Ford is recalling nearly 420,000 Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators after filings showed a seat‑belt pretensioner can lock and jam; dealers will inspect and replace parts free.