A 24-year-old was arrested after an early‑morning hit‑and‑run at Nine Mile and Van Dyke left a 54‑year‑old pedestrian dead; police say the car was recovered in Detroit.

Monroe will waive and refund building-permit fees for qualifying small residential projects during two windows this summer. Dates, rules and application details are online.

Force Detroit announced a $235,000 regranting initiative to back a coalition of neighborhood groups, funneling money to street-level outreach, training and a June advocacy push.

Detroit’s inaugural Hart of Detroit Summer Festival arrives June 19 at Hart Plaza with Kash Doll, BabyTron and Fetty Wap, local vendors and two stages. Early-bird tickets are available.

Southfield police are investigating after the remains of beheaded animals were discovered at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Officials urge residents with information to contact the department.

Consumer Reports flagged nearly 400 oven‑door shattering incidents and more than 40 injuries in a 15‑month review of CPSC complaints. Regulators and some manufacturers are being urged to act.

GM will assemble the Chevy Groove and Aveo at Ramos Arizpe in 2027 under a $1B plan to boost Mexico-based production and capacity. The move shifts final assembly away from China for Mexican buyers.

A ground stop at Detroit Metro Airport on Tuesday held departures and pushed arrivals back as severe thunderstorms moved through Wayne County.

Bloomfield Township approved a 4,060‑sq‑ft Culver’s with drive‑thru and patio at 1801 S. Telegraph Road; owner Joe Zimmer says he’s targeting a fall opening.

A 35-year-old Pontiac man pleaded no contest after police say he exposed himself to a 14-year-old at Bloomfield Plaza; sentencing is set for July 6.

Detroit councilwoman Mary Waters was listed as disqualified from the Aug. 4 Democratic primary after election officials said her nominating petitions failed review. Her campaign has appealed to the state Bureau of Elections.

A Westland couple says their security camera recorded their landlord having sex inside their rental, and the owner told them he was there to remove dead birds. The footage raises questions about tenant privacy under Michigan law.

Families of Ozie Terrell and Jermaine Williams renewed calls for answers after Crime Stoppers raised a reward in the unsolved 2019 west-side double homicide.