A multi-county narcotics sweep recovered nearly 700 grams of heroin and fentanyl, firearms and about $274,000 in assets, officials said.

A 21,000-square-foot event venue, The Seven opens April 17 in Ferndale with a visible show kitchen, large bars and high-end production for weddings and corporate events.

A Southfield man admitted to running a fake ID operation prosecutors say produced counterfeit Social Security cards and driver's licenses, costing taxpayers more than $550,000.

Fifth Third says Comerica Park will be rebranded after the 2026 season as it phases in the Comerica acquisition; the bank is evaluating name options.

Chicago nonprofit lender IFF plans to scale up loans and property investments in Detroit to build a regional hub for community capital. The move could unlock financing for housing, early‑childhood centers and nonprofit facilities.

Kia is recalling roughly 141,000 Carnival minivans after regulators found a fuel‑pipe connection that can loosen and leak, raising fire concerns. Owners can check VIN and expect mailed notices beginning June 2.

Roger Penske was honored at Ford Field as Ford and GM leaders joined to highlight the Pope Francis Center’s Bridge housing work in Detroit.

Hanover Township deputies arrested a man who they say was found inside a Folks Road home eating leftover pizza and candy; he is booked pending home-invasion charges.

An unnamed Muskegon County resident has claimed a $1 million Michigan Lottery prize — his second major payout after a $366,984 Fantasy 7 win; he says he will invest the money.

A 13‑floor, 313‑unit tower at 2205 Cass Ave will be leased by the University of Michigan and is set to begin construction this spring as part of the District Detroit plan.

UAW leaders brought AI concerns to Capitol Hill, warning the tech could hit Detroit jobs like NAFTA did and demanding notice, retraining and bargaining rights.

Ford is calling back about 1.4 million vehicles after regulators flagged a powertrain control module software problem. Dealers will update software free of charge.

A Dearborn police drone tracked suspects who used a USB‑cable method to try to steal Kias, helping officers stop the vehicle without a long chase.