Six students at Edison Elementary were hospitalized after consuming marijuana‑infused edibles; two showed serious symptoms and officials say an investigation is underway.

Holy Bowly opened Monday on Detroit’s east side, turning a long-vacant storefront into a halal rice-bowl spot backed by a Motor City Match grant.

Hanley International Academy was briefly locked down on Monday after a reported threat; Hamtramck police say one person is in custody and there is no ongoing danger.

High winds toppled trees across Kalamazoo, collapsing a home's roof and sending one person to the hospital. Crews worked citywide as residents reported downed power lines and trapped neighbors.

Cloudy morning with spotty showers and gusty southwest winds; high near 67°F. Colder air and frost risk arrive late week.

Dearborn Heights has started placing 250 solar-powered flashing stop signs across neighborhoods, beginning at the intersection where 12-year-old Joey Smith was killed.

Senate Bill 922 would require Michigan health plans to cover IVF and IUI starting Jan. 1, 2027, a move supporters say would remove a major financial barrier.

A court-ordered May 13 auction will sell Bollinger Motors’ remaining production equipment and up to 20 B4 trucks as receivers liquidate assets in Oak Park and Tunica.

City leaders say juvenile crime rose about 20% last year and unveiled a new safety plan that combines short‑term responses with prevention. The move builds on a 2025 SS4A action plan and recent state funding.

Lynch & Sons purchased the former Perry Funeral Home on Trumbull and plans to reopen it as Woodbridge Chapel, moving students into the building and offering free infant services.

Wells Hall at Michigan State was evacuated after an unidentified chemical was discovered. Officials say there is no campuswide threat while hazmat teams investigate.

Five protected bald eagles were found dead on Michigan’s Garden Peninsula between April 3 and April 17. State and federal investigators are working to determine the cause.

State Young Professionals grants will funnel nearly $265,000 to Detroit at Work to expand paid internships, credentials and supports for youth.