West Village residents say a constant HVAC hum from a Riverview rehab has pushed Detroit to prepare a nuisance suit against the facility.

A Mackinac County man's road‑trip scratch‑off ritual paid off when a Two Million Dollar Cashword ticket won the $2 million top prize; he took a ~$1.3M lump sum.

Dr. Larry Diebel is leading a grassroots Wear Orange rally this Friday at Spirit of Detroit to press for action on gun violence after years treating shooting victims.

A local anti‑war group is challenging Motor City Pride’s corporate sponsors as the festival returns to Hart Plaza, reigniting a debate over money and movement values.

Downriver residents delivered June 1 letters asking prosecutors and city officials to force BASF to stop contaminated groundwater from reaching the Detroit River. Regulators and the company are refining long‑term fixes even as neighbors press for faster action.

Monroe cut the ribbon Monday on a $9.3M expansion of the Arthur Lesow Community Center, adding a larger Navarre library, The Learning Bank and new program spaces. The upgraded center will house education, workforce and library services under one roof.

Residents at 108 Washtenaw in Ypsilanti say cockroaches and other bugs have made apartments miserable while management arranges professional pest treatment. City inspection resources are available to tenants.

Residents at St. George Tower say months‑long elevator outages have left some seniors sleeping in the lobby and forced EMS to carry a gurney up stairs.

Harvest Time Christian Fellowship sued the City of Warren, saying years of zoning citations and a 2025 cleanup targeted its large food pantry and disrupted services for hundreds of families.

Ortonville resident Roger Roy matched the five white balls in the April 29 Powerball draw and says he and his wife will save the $1 million prize.

A Gallup-backed dashboard finds more than half of Wayne County residents would consider moving, pinpointing neighborhood shortfalls in jobs, housing and health.

Thousands gathered in Dearborn for Eid al-Adha and marched to the Arab American National Museum, blending celebration with protest over the war in Lebanon.

A century-old Detroit clubhouse tied to Black women’s organizing was added to the National Trust’s 2026 endangered list after burst pipes forced its closure. Restoration funding is now urgent.