Bora Bora Smoothie Cafe listed a 'coming soon' location at 303 S Main in downtown Ann Arbor. Operators expect the new shop to open in the months ahead with smoothies and desserts.

Walbridge is using Woodchuck.ai to divert thousands of tons of construction waste at Ford’s BlueOval Battery Park, turning site debris into biomass and recycled materials.

State prosecutors charged Douglas Environmental and its president with falsifying mobile-home water tests; officials say EGLE testing found no evidence residents were harmed.

A Royal Oak grandfather says a convincing bank scam wiped out $26,000; his family went public and launched a fundraiser as experts warn of AI-enabled calls and spoofed alerts.

A nationwide analysis finds cold months, not heat waves, account for far more heart-related deaths. Detroit cardiologists say patients and hospitals should plan for seasonal risk.

Hyperscale Data says it will buy 48.5 acres and expand its Dowagiac campus, but local officials and neighbors say they were blindsided and no permits have been filed.

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation told Washington to ditch the 18.4¢ federal gas tax and adopt a weight‑based vehicle fee collected like registration. The plan would guarantee every vehicle pays for road upkeep but faces equity and political hurdles.

A Detroit man pleaded no contest to fleeing officers and child abuse after a December pursuit in Warren that left his 9-year-old unhurt. He faces an enhanced sentence and a May 13 hearing.

A new fast-casual shawarma spot has opened on Detroit’s 8 Mile, offering bowls, wraps and halal-friendly pickup. Menu items and hours are listed online.

A Harrison Township family's small memorial for toddler Max Anderson has been repeatedly dismantled; township officials say the display isn't illegal.

A Ferndale woman says Detroit police recovered her Hyundai the day it was stolen but didn't tell her for six months; her insurer already paid the claim.

Ex‑Red Wings star Darren McCarty is relocating Grind Time Wrestling Academy to Detroit’s Brewster‑Wheeler Recreation Center, planning a roughly $1M training space due mid‑summer 2026.

A federal judge has authorized partial payouts from the $626.25M Flint settlement, but thousands of claimants still face appeals, paperwork and lingering frustration.