Detroit authorities seek community help to find missing 15-year-old Barry Fait, last seen leaving his home on Lamphere Street. He has black hair, brown eyes, and a "Tasha" tattoo.

The Detroit Land Bank Authority has launched a $15 million Affordable Housing Pipeline, starting with the redevelopment of Longview structures into 30 affordable units with modern features and historic preservation.

A woman will undergo a mental competency exam after allegedly injuring 11 people in a multi-city vehicle rampage in Michigan. She faces serious charges, including assault with intent to murder.

Julie Bovenschen named Court Administrator of the Year by MACCA for her innovative leadership in Michigan's courts.

Detroit's PILOT Fast Track ordinance has led to the approval of 2,400 affordable housing units, with 6,000 more pending, facilitated by property tax reductions for developers.

The Michigan Avenue north roundabout at I-94 in Jackson will be closed from Oct. 13 to 27 for repairs as part of a $162 million road and bridge project under Gov. Whitmer's Rebuilding Michigan program. Detours will be in place for commuters.

MDOT plans to implement a new storm sewer system on the I-375 corridor to improve water quality and reduce sewer system strain, with road closures and pedestrian adjustments during construction.

A man tried to stab an officer with a screwdriver during an arrest for shoplifting at a Sterling Heights Walmart and now faces multiple felony charges.

The MGCB endorsed Michigan's FY 2026 budget for enhancing gaming regulations and integrity, following lucrative casino revenues that benefit educational funding.

Huazi Piao was sentenced to 40 months to 20 years for running a criminal massage parlor network in Wayne County. Attorney General Nessel praised the collaborative efforts of law enforcement agencies.

Detroit casinos reported $98.9 million in revenue for September with a slight year-over-year decline. MGM led with 47% market share, despite a revenue drop.

A man was arrested in Harrison Township after a series of crimes and a police chase involving multiple jurisdictions, as announced by the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office.

The MSCA is preparing for a public meeting on October 17 to discuss a utility tunnel project beneath the Straits of Mackinac. The meeting in St. Ignace will be available live on YouTube.