Detroit News and Free Press to End 36-Year Joint Operating Agreement, Charting Separate Futures
The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press are set to end their Joint Operating Agreement by 2025, a move that will shift the dynamics of Detroit's newspaper industry. Both outlets plan to adapt operations for independent functioning.
Michigan Sees Modest Dip in Gas Prices Amid Middle East Tensions, Analysts Warn of Upcoming Hikes
Michigan motorists see a slight drop in gas prices, with a gallon of regular unleaded averaging $3.09, but analysts warn prices may rise due to Middle East tensions impacting oil prices. National average is $3.14 per gallon.
Michigan Voices Dissent as No Kings Protests Erupt in Detroit and Across the Nation Amid Political Tensions
Protestors rallied in Michigan cities to oppose what they see as autocracy, while a skirmish in Detroit and political violence in Minnesota underscored tensions. Events featured speeches and were both peaceful and confrontational.
Grosse Pointe Teen to Face Sentencing in Detroit for Vehicular Manslaughter After Fatal High-Speed Crash
Kiernan Tague, a Grosse Pointe teen, is set to be sentenced today for a high-speed crash that killed his friend, Flynn MacKrell, in November 2023. Tague, who pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter, could face up to 15 years in prison.
Dearborn Man Arraigned on Charges After Alleged Domestic Assault Leads to Multi-City Police Chase
Ali Ahmed Zbib, 55, was arraigned for assaulting his wife and leading a three-day police chase in Dearborn, striking a police vehicle. Charges include fleeing police, property destruction, and domestic violence.












