Detroit Tigers Talk Big On ‘Respect,’ Then Bench Whistleblower After 18 Years, Insider Says
A longtime Ilitch Sports + Entertainment employee says his detailed complaint about an interim VP was treated as a resignation and he left after 18 years. The account raises fresh questions about retaliation and transparency at the Tigers.
Power Line Uproar: Clinton Township Neighbors Clash With Hospital Plan
Neighbors in Clinton Township are opposing a plan to run overhead transmission lines along 19 Mile Road to power Henry Ford Macomb Hospital’s expansion. ITC will hold public open houses Tuesday–Thursday where residents can review maps and ask questions.
Southfield Snags Methode Electronics HQ After 80-Year Chicago Run
Methode Electronics has moved its corporate headquarters from Chicago to Southfield as part of a broader transformation that includes asset sales and a refocus on power solutions. The shift updates decades of Chicago roots and positions the company inside the Detroit supplier network.
Detroit Teen’s Daring Escape From West Side House of Horrors
A Detroit teen returned home after escaping a man she was allegedly held with for about 10 days in a boarded-up west-side house. Police say investigators are now piecing together the case and reviewing prior records tied to the suspect.












