Detroit celebrates the unveiling of its first 3D-printed house developed by Citizen Robotics and Develop Architecture, despite it pricing above the city's median home value.

Lakeview will pay $1 to acquire the former Kelsey Hospital site from Corewell Health, which will demolish the building and clear hazardous materials before the sale.

Knollwood Country Club was vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti following a protest against an event by Friends of the Israel Defense Forces. Authorities are investigating, and calls for justice are growing.

Detroit is experiencing poor air quality with an AQI of 114, posing risks especially for sensitive groups, and is expected to improve with an incoming cold front.

Detroit's A.B. Ford Park is closing for decontamination and renovation, including the removal of 251 trees and the addition of a new soil layer, with 600 new saplings planned for future growth.

Authorities are searching for Briana Marie Hall, missing from Pontiac, Michigan since January, with possible travel to Eastpointe. She was last seen leaving a mental health facility without a phone.

The U.S. Department of Energy is awarding SK Siltron CSS a $544 million loan to expand their Michigan semiconductor plant, expected to create jobs and advance EV technology.

The Detroit Lions re-signed kicker Michael Badgley to a one-year deal, maintaining his role despite strategic play calls in their recent playoff game.

A Michigan teen faces charges for the homicide of "Boopac Shakur", a man known for exposing sexual predators online, in a September shooting in Pontiac.

Nicholas Jordan was charged with murder following a domestic dispute over trash that led to the fatal shooting of his roommate and a visitor at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.

Michigan State Rep. Cam Cavitt proposes funding to support the Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger program to help feed the needy and manage deer overpopulation.

Jack in the Box plans to establish five new locations in Michigan, starting in Battle Creek, with further expansion in Kalamazoo, Calhoun, and Kent counties. The move will contribute to job creation and offering 24-hour service.

Christopher Niebel pled guilty to wire fraud and identity theft, exploiting his Party City position to file fake unemployment claims and stealing over $500,000. Sentencing is on May 21, 2024.