Michigan State Police arrested three people after a west Detroit chase; troopers say the suspects are tied to a recent homicide and multiple carjackings.

Rod Wood says private-equity firms have inquired about stakes in the Lions, but the Ford family isn’t selling. His comments raise fresh questions about Ford Field and who will decide the next move.

A judge dismissed a class action alleging The Salvation Army paid rehab participants token stipends — in some complaints as little as $1 a week — for thrift‑store labor, Crain's reports.

U‑M is directing millions into downtown sewer work, solar arrays and student housing — a push that will reshape streets and parks around campus.

After months of work, Roseville’s public library reopens on April 1 with a $3.5M overhaul that adds a cafe, a Creation Station and a Library of Things.

A Detroit mother says a suspicious early-morning fire destroyed her Mansfield Street home and her children's life-saving medications. The family has launched a fundraiser as investigators probe the blaze.

Wayne County inspections in Livonia flagged misleading menu claims and improper glove use at several restaurants. Public inspection summaries show many issues were corrected quickly.

Rod Wood confirmed the Lions reclaimed part of Frank Ragnow’s signing bonus after his retirement, prompting sharp criticism from teammates and fans. The move revives an old franchise practice.

USDA sharpshooters removed 70 deer across Farmington, Farmington Hills and Southfield; about 2,300 pounds of venison were processed and donated to local food banks.

HYPE Athletics coach Jala Petree remains hospitalized after a fiery crash in Canton Township; family says injuries are severe but she’s making steady progress.

Cloudy and cool today with a chance of light rain after noon; warm front Thursday brings rain and a few storms.

A traffic stop in Garden Township led to the seizure of meth, prescription pills and 16 guns, including a rifle reported stolen in 2016. 28‑year‑old Michael Riggers was charged and had bond set at $25,000.

An appeals panel on March 25 affirmed a judge's dismissal of murder charges in a 2009 Detroit shooting after prosecutors failed to turn over key evidence. The ruling leaves refiling and further appeals as open options.