Meghan Hamilton received probation, restitution and community service after pleading no contest in a deadly I‑696 hit‑and‑run that killed Nateria Smith last August.

Detroit will pay for ServSafe manager courses for restaurant workers and pair training with public inspection placards at Eastern Market. The pilot aims to boost compliance and consumer confidence.

Wind Advisory in Metro Detroit with gusts up to 40–50 mph and possible snow squalls this afternoon and evening.

Michigan will host first- and second-round women's NCAA Tournament games at Crisler Center; the full bracket drops at 8 p.m. ET Sunday.

Shelby Township approved police workplace‑climate and inclusion training after three officers accused Chief Robert Shelide of sexist remarks; an internal probe substantiated some comments.

Mayor Theresa Rich rolled out a new five-year strategic plan and a $41M infrastructure push to remake Grand River, replace the Costick center and lure restaurants.

Months after an October house fire killed a mother and daughter in Napoleon Township, their cremains remain unclaimed and the wrecked house still sits on the lot.

A large tree toppled onto a Delaware Street home in Redford Township during Friday’s high winds; the occupants were not hurt. Crews responded and officials are assessing damage.

How the Farbman family quietly reshaped Detroit: landmark restorations, stadium-area land plays and a string of big bets that helped remake the city.

A Novi mother says Wixom Motors changed her loan and electronically “signed” her name, leaving her without a car after a reported brake failure. Authorities and consumer agencies are getting involved.

A Huntington Woods public works supervisor was killed when a falling limb struck him during post‑storm cleanup. The city announced support for staff and an online fundraiser for his family.

South winds gusting up to 45–50 mph this afternoon; a line of storms arrives overnight. Expect a colder, blustery Monday with possible snow squalls.

Kulture 81 opened this weekend on Saginaw Street as Pontiac’s first licensed cannabis retailer, with a March ribbon‑cutting and plans for a larger April grand opening. Owners say the shop will bring local jobs and downtown foot traffic.