Wayne State’s Reuther Library will house the Heidelberg Project’s nonprofit archive, preserving four decades of photos, records and community programming for research.

At a Lansing hearing, Matt DePerno urged GOP lawmakers to review state spending on the tabulator tampering prosecution and questioned the attorney general’s motives.

An off-duty Detroit officer received one year of probation after pleading guilty to entering a neighbor’s home and assault during a parking dispute in Lincoln Park. The plea deal dropped more serious counts.

A Southfield man was bound over to circuit court after waiving a preliminary exam in the hit‑and‑run death of 71‑year‑old William Mapp in Oak Park. The driver is charged with leaving the scene of a fatal crash.

The family of an 18‑year‑old killed in a Grosse Pointe crash filed a rare citizen's warrant accusing the driver's mother, reopening a legal fight prosecutors had declined.

A federal court ordered USDA inspectors into a Saginaw exotic‑animal shop after allegations the owner blocked inspections and animals faced inadequate care.

A Sterling Heights man pleaded guilty March 3 to a felony DUI charge after a Sept. 5 crash in Commerce Township that killed a 30‑year‑old driver. Sentencing is set for April 7 in Novi.

A west Detroit shooting left a man in critical condition Tuesday while three children in his car were unharmed; police have posted a suspect photo and are offering a reward.

A Dearborn Heights woman says she was left in a wheelchair at DTW, suffered traumatic injuries when she tried to move on her own, and is suing Delta for more than $3 million. The case is now pending in federal court.

House Republicans in Lansing filed HB5653–5657 to let legal gun owners carry concealed without a CPL, setting up a fight with Gov. Whitmer and gun‑safety advocates.

A student-recorded clip shows a Pontiac teacher using profanity in class; the district acknowledged the footage on Facebook and directed families to official channels for updates.

The DOJ is reviving a federal 925(c) pathway that could let some people with past nonviolent convictions petition the Attorney General to restore federal gun rights. One Detroit man says he’ll apply.

Cascade Township approved a six‑month moratorium on data centers, halting potential Microsoft projects while officials study energy, water and zoning rules. Trustees appointed a subcommittee to draft new standards.