Canton police arrested 10 people during a two‑day retail fraud detail that targeted big‑box chains. Officials say two suspects were tied to a scheme moving more than $100,000 in merchandise.

Warren's council approved an eight‑month moratorium on new gas stations and car washes so planners can rewrite zoning and curb oversaturation.

State records show federal immigration agents placed plate‑scanning cameras on Michigan highways. Civil‑liberties groups and lawmakers warn the move raises privacy and constitutional concerns.

Clear Friday morning gives way to steady rain late Friday night into Saturday, with gusts to about 30 mph and Small Craft Advisories for nearshore waters.

The Detroit Lions have extended All‑Pro linebacker Jack Campbell through the 2030 season; contract terms have not yet been released. The deal follows Campbell’s breakout 2025 year.

A University of Michigan student has sued the school, alleging covert surveillance and retaliation after pro‑Palestinian organizing. The complaint names university leaders, campus police and a private security firm.

David Northern resigned amid a Houston spending probe and now heads Flint's housing agency on a $200K base contract with bonus and perks that have raised oversight concerns.

Detroit police posted a $2,000 reward after a 37-year-old man was shot near Trumbull and Warren; detectives are asking witnesses to reference case 2605190019.

An Amazon driver quit mid‑shift and tossed packages into a Flat Rock street. Officers recovered the parcels and finished the deliveries.

Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan suspended his independent 2026 governor bid, saying national political headwinds, polling and fundraising shortfalls made victory unlikely.

Bureau staff recommended that Kim Thomas and Ralph Rebandt lack enough valid signatures to qualify for Michigan's August primary; the board will decide.

An 18‑year‑old was arraigned on first‑degree criminal sexual conduct charges after police say a 12‑year‑old was assaulted at a late‑February party outside Portland.

A National Historic Landmark downtown, a long‑running home tour and a planned battery campus have put Marshall, Michigan on more people’s radars as a place to slow down.