Rocket Companies reported strong first‑quarter loan growth and returned to profitability, a notable boost for the Detroit‑based mortgage giant and downtown employers. The results come as Rocket integrates major acquisitions and eyes spring homebuying momentum.

Demi Veasley, 19, says she walked away after a suspected drunk driver T‑boned her car and split it in two. Footage shows the violent impact.

Detroit held off Cleveland at Little Caesars Arena to take a 2-0 Eastern semifinal lead. Robinson and Harris paced the Pistons as the series now heads to Cleveland.

Sunny Friday and highs near 65, then a warmer Saturday with afternoon storms and gusts. Cooler nights could bring frost early next week.

A Detroit man convicted only of lying to police in the death of synagogue president Samantha Woll is slated for parole July 1, 2026, while prosecutors appeal.

Dearborn Public Schools apologized after non‑halal pepperoni was served to Smith Middle students during Ramadan; the district says an audit and vendor changes are underway.

Rep. Tom Barrett filed a 90-day authorization to limit U.S. operations in Iran, bar ground troops and require stepped reporting to Congress.

Perk N Press is converting 217 W Main Street into a family-run coffee shop with an adjacent gym; permits are filed and interior work is already underway.

A 21-year-old faces assault with intent to murder and weapons charges after a Sunday shooting at a Southfield Exxon that left one person hospitalized.

The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments over nine 2024 bills the House never sent to Gov. Whitmer; lower courts are split and the high court will decide next.

A Mount Clemens man was arrested after allegedly threatening a mail carrier who asked him to secure a dog. Deputies say weapons were found and he faces felony firearms counts.

A Warren man pleaded no contest to felony charges in the 2023 hit-and-run death of a missing 14-year-old with autism. Sentencing is set for June 23.

Judson Center and Child Safe Michigan have started a yearlong renovation of their Royal Oak campus to centralize care and expand services to about 900 more people annually.