Alden Towers, the 389‑unit riverfront complex on Detroit’s Gold Coast, is on the market at $25 million. The listing arrives amid tenant complaints and city fines.

At a Lansing oversight hearing, survivors and family members described persistent mold, missed care and alleged staff misconduct at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility. Lawmakers say they’ll press for inspections and fixes.

A 70-year-old man is charged after prosecutors say he dumped a 5‑gallon pail of feces on the Saginaw County Courthouse. He was arrested on an outstanding warrant and now faces multiple felonies.

Two people were arrested after a Detroit man said he was robbed in a Southfield hotel room; police say evidence of trafficking and suspected fentanyl and cocaine were found. Authorities are seeking a third suspect.

A new bill would outlaw kratom in every form across Michigan, citing dangers tied to concentrated derivatives such as 7‑hydroxymitragynine.

Pontiac teachers and paraeducators voted 98.7% to express no confidence in Superintendent Kimberly Leverette and several trustees, citing staffing gaps and safety concerns.

Franklin Fitzgerald Elly was sentenced to 11 years, 10 months after federal prosecutors tied him to hundreds of grams of fentanyl in a Charleston-area probe.

An early-morning altercation at a Detroit Rescue Mission shelter sent one person to the hospital and left another in custody. Police say the victim is stable as investigators probe what happened.

Oakland County will test faucets and drinking fountains across nine Children's Village buildings after Legionella detections elsewhere on the county campus.

A century-old section of MLK Jr. Street will close March 2 for a $30M rebuild that shutters northbound US-131 ramps and reroutes bikes and cars through nearby streets.

Highlands at the top of Detroit's Renaissance Center will remain open through May 2027 and is taking reservations and event bookings.

A former Grandville orthodontist will spend 60 years in federal prison after prosecutors say he sexually exploited at least 18 minors online.

Michael Cristini waived his preliminary exam and will be arraigned March 9 on multiple counts alleging possession and sharing of child sexually abusive material.