Iron Horse in downtown Royal Oak has closed temporarily for a retooling of its menu and space. The 2015‑opened spot paused service while operators update the concept.

One brother is already jailed and the other faces sentencing after a mid‑December Pontiac shooting that left a 29‑year‑old injured. Police say a ghost gun was seized.

FANUC says it plans a roughly $90 million robotics plant in metro Detroit that could create about 225 jobs, expanding the company's U.S. footprint. The company tied the move to the region’s auto and supplier ecosystem.

Michigan State opened its NCAA tournament run March 19 in Buffalo against North Dakota State. Early photos and matchup notes show the Spartans leaning on size and playmaking.

Pontiac officials and business owners reacted quickly after national reporting on Cesar Chavez's alleged abuse, with calls to consider renaming Cesar E. Chavez Avenue.

Rocket Companies rolled out voluntary buyout offers as it folds Redfin and Mr. Cooper into its platform, part of a push to cut overlap and capture cost synergies. Initial details on scale and timing remain limited.

A push to rally support behind Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist has sparked pushback from rivals, leaving the April 19 endorsement convention in Detroit unpredictable.

Farrand Hall, the Colon estate that hosts Michelin‑star guest chefs, is listed for $2.05M after reported losses.

A Detroit inmate already serving for multiple murders was ordered to serve more time after a contraband cellphone found in his cell led prosecutors to alleged false affidavits.

Mayor Mary Sheffield signed an order to add at least 3,000 mid‑block streetlights across Detroit, backed by a $1M budget boost and a plan to begin installations in early July.

Ford is retiring the Escape and retooling its Louisville plant to build a new Universal EV Platform truck aimed at a roughly $30,000 starting price in 2027.

The $44.5M Essential Services Complex in Northville Township added a second fire station and widened six‑minute coverage across the township.

Three men were bound over to circuit court in a case prosecutors say targeted infotainment systems in Dodge Ram trucks across Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties. The arraignment is set for March 30 in Mount Clemens.