Wayne County’s airport board voted 7-0 to keep flights carrying immigrant detainees at DTW and Willow Run, drawing protests and renewed legal questions. Local trackers and Human Rights First data fueled the pushback.

A Lenawee County judge gave a former youth soccer coach decades behind bars after a jury convicted him of abusing a player who was 12 when the relationship began. The sentence includes lifetime sex‑offender registration and monitoring.

Detroit Kava Bar plans a new Auburn Hills location at 2600 N Squirrel Rd, promising kava teas and a quiet place to study. Hiring is already underway.

Police found roughly $105,000 in drugs and multiple guns inside a senior apartment on East Jefferson; neighbors say drug deals have become a visible, regular problem.

Breezy Saturday with highs near 40°F; light snow likely after midnight into Sunday with minor accumulations on lawns and elevated surfaces.

A Jackson man has pleaded no contest to second-degree murder in the 2022 death of 15-month-old Zariah Jackson; forensic examiners say the toddler suffered blunt-force head injuries.

A former youth soccer coach in Texas, Andrew Olnhausen, was sentenced to 22 years and 2 months to 60 years for multiple sexual offenses involving a minor.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel is disputing a DOE order which mandates the operation of the J.H. Campbell coal plant beyond its retirement date, citing unnecessary financial burdens on Michiganders.

A federal grand jury in Madison indicted an Ironwood man after social‑media posts allegedly threatened ICE agents; the FBI and local agencies have joined the probe.

A Southfield man was arrested after allegedly pouring gasoline and setting a fire behind a city fire station; crews extinguished the blaze and no injuries were reported.

A Macomb County jury found a Shelby Township man guilty of first‑degree criminal sexual conduct; sentencing is set for April 2.

Mott Community College's board postponed a statement on the president's alleged proselytizing, following a public complaint and divided opinions on religious freedom and institutional appropriateness. No new investigation was initiated.

Illinois man, Jourdan Armstrong, faces charges for a 2024 double homicide and robbery in Warren, Michigan, with no bond and a potential life sentence.