A tenants’ group says judges in Detroit’s 36th District Court have been entering eviction judgments without confirming city Certificates of Compliance. The lawsuit asks the court to require verification before judgments.

An arbitrator ordered 24 Ferndale Airgas Teamsters reinstated with full back pay after a nearly year-long lockout.

The Imamain Al-Hasanain Mosque at the Islamic Institute of America opened last week in Dearborn Heights, adding worship space, classrooms and community services.

Southgate canceled a planned Pride hour at the Veterans Memorial Library, citing limits on municipal spending. The move follows similar last-minute changes in nearby communities.

After decades designing for Jordan, D'Wayne Edwards reopened Lewis College as Pensole Lewis College in Detroit, pairing industry cash with hands‑on training.

West Bloomfield has begun construction on a 48,000-square-foot Connect community center at the Civic Center campus, replacing the old recreation building and expanding programming for seniors and families.

MiLEAP named SBAM Foundation to run a new statewide hub providing coaching, financing and licensing help to child care businesses struggling with staff and costs. The effort is backed by federal PDG funding and local research partners.

A Charlevoix County woman who thought a store scanner had failed ended up claiming a $2.2M cash payout after matching five numbers in the May 21 Millionaire For Life drawing.

Ford and Bloomberg pledged $5 million to Detroit schools to reboot auto-tech training and expand seats at two career centers, aiming to move students into paid technician jobs.

Eastpointe animal control warns even a 73°F afternoon can be life-threatening for dogs after a viral photo spurred an investigation. Officers point to hot pavement, parked cars and tethering as fast-moving risks.

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 federal class action accuses Corewell Health and a collector of pursuing millions in ‘balance billed’ debts that plaintiffs say insurers already covered.

A flyer for a planned 'teen takeover' at Stoepel Park forced Rosedale Grandmont Baseball to reschedule several Saturday games, league officials said.