Eastern Market plans to replace its 87‑year‑old Shed No. 4 with a two‑story market hall that would add year‑round vendor stalls, kitchens and event space.

A Michigan appeals court vacated the convictions of a man convicted in the 2021 bathtub drowning of 6-year-old Terrance "Terry" Adams, citing an improperly obtained police interview.

U‑M nurses rallied in Ann Arbor on June 26 to press Michigan Medicine over contract talks and staffing. The union says a July strike authorization vote is coming.

Detroit music executive Brian "Peanut" Brown is accused in a federal probe linking his label to a nationwide drug ring with alleged ties to Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel.

Cadillac Straits Brewing Co. and its Supply House are set to close next month, Crain's reports, a sign of tightening times for Michigan craft brewers.

Michigan lawmakers filed bills to ban "surveillance pricing" and would give the attorney general power to seek fines and injunctions for algorithmic price discrimination.

A Warren mother says her 13‑year‑old son died after participating in the 'choking game.' Experts and advocates list warning signs parents should know.

A two‑day preliminary exam opened June 25 for Samantha Booth, accused in the October killing of 83‑year‑old David Ong. Court photos show Booth appearing before the judge.

The University of Michigan’s Board of Regents approved a roughly 3% undergraduate tuition increase and a roughly $3.1 billion Ann Arbor budget as officials warn of flat state support. Expanded aid programs may shield many in‑state students.

Corewell and UnitedHealthcare struck a deal Thursday restoring in‑network access for thousands across southeast Michigan after months of stalled negotiations.

Rogell Park’s first phase opens and the Brennan Recreation Center at Rouge Park has secured major funding, delivering new trails, pools and promise for northwest Detroit neighborhoods.

Wayne State's board approved a 4% tuition increase for 2026‑27 and publicly unveiled a $1B capital campaign alongside plans for a new School of Public Health. The budget vote also included added financial aid and campus cuts to balance the books.

Organizers added entry fees, metal detectors and a parent rule at this weekend's Livonia Spree as police cap attendance amid worries about social‑media "teen takeovers."