An 85-year-old Antrim County woman won $1 million on a Michigan Lottery Golden Key scratch-off and claimed about $693,000 as a lump sum.

Davis Aerospace is returning to City Airport with state and foundation support, expanding flight training, simulators and FAA credentials for Detroit teens.

FTC testimony shows U.S. consumers lost a record $15.9 billion to scams in 2025, driven by investment, imposter and social-media schemes. The agency urges swift reporting and safer payment habits.

After a buyer backed out, Birmingham's Community House filed for bankruptcy, putting childcare and dozens of events in limbo for residents and staff.

A diaper-clad spider monkey named Brazil slipped from its enclosure in St. Charles and briefly tried to get into a neighbor's house; animal control found her safe.

New Census and state data show Michigan’s biggest metro areas added fewer residents in 2025, as falling international migration and older demographics trim local gains. Planners say it complicates housing and transit forecasts.

Regional data presented in Detroit show more than 4 in 5 Southeast Michigan children who want afterschool can't get a spot, creating a gap of more than 400,000 seats. State and city officials say new dollars aim to close it.

A Canadian retiree says CBP agents swabbed his DNA at the Blue Water Bridge and returned him to Canada. Lawmakers have sent a letter demanding records and clarity.

The Birmingham Family YMCA will close April 30 after a 2023 sale to the city and years of pandemic losses and deferred maintenance. Members can transfer to other Metro Detroit Y locations with a free month.

Brighton Area Schools has placed a $156 million bond on the May 5 ballot to pay for safety upgrades, classroom expansions and infrastructure repairs.

Oakland County is canceling about $6 million in medical bills for roughly 6,300 residents through an ARPA-funded partnership with Undue Medical Debt.

Downtown's People Mover has been shut since March 13 after wind-blown debris tore a track cable. Crews found a large piece of metal and repairs are underway.

Oakland Estates residents say a shared community water bill reached $10,733 and is being split across households, leaving low-income tenants strapped as they demand repairs.