Classic Lincolns and modern luxury models converged at Michigan Central as Detroit’s annual showcase linked the brand’s past to its next generation.

Port Huron’s 50th Float Down is coming with a familiar warning: prepare for the river before stepping into it. Sheriff’s officials are highlighting cold water, fast currents and past rescue emergencies.

Dutton Farm’s new Clinton Township location is eight times larger and will expand arts, job training, horticulture and animal-care programs for adults with disabilities.

A Detroit Native collective nearly lost its cultural-center site after the land bank sent a final warning to the wrong contact information. The dispute is resolved, but questions about land access and accountability remain.

West Bloomfield is covering more than $328,000 in OCC EMS tuition for 131 students, helping strengthen the emergency response pipeline across Oakland County.

A Detroit-area Leo’s Coney Island franchisee must pay nearly $600,000 after 143 workers were allegedly shortchanged on overtime.

Detroit will cover rent for up to a year as families move from shelters into permanent housing. The expansion could help as many as 140 families annually.

Royal Oak Public Library has temporarily closed after bed bugs were found in public areas. Officials have not announced when the doors will reopen.

Detroit Historical Society staff have filed for a union election months after DIA workers won AFSCME representation. The campaign adds to a growing wave of organizing at Detroit museums.

Rocket Community Fund is giving DigitalC $4.5M to scale affordable internet and scholarships for Detroit public‑housing residents. The money follows a pilot that connected 450 households.

Jalen Rose is balancing a new Tubi drama with a multi‑million dollar push to convert the donated Kingswood Hospital into a larger JRLA campus and middle school. The plan hinges on a capital campaign and donor momentum from the academy’s celebrity golf weekend.

A $3.5M foundation grant will expand the Detroit College Access Network’s Graduate 313 into neighborhood hubs offering FAFSA help, advising and career supports. The funding will fund storefront sites and staffing across the city.

FORCE Detroit's new "Caravan of Love" will canvass Detroit's west side monthly, pairing door‑to‑door outreach with job help, housing support, youth programs and voter registration.