Corewell Health posted about $1.27B in net income in 2025 after a surge in investment returns, positioning the system to build two massive patient towers in Michigan.

A 33-year-old woman died after being struck by a commuter train at the Nine Mile and Hilton crossing in Ferndale Wednesday afternoon. Police say the crossing gates were working and the incident is under investigation.

A Warren man was sentenced to four to 20 years and ordered to pay $376,601 after a jury found he delivered forged nominating signatures that knocked multiple candidates off Michigan’s 2022 primary ballot.

A Fort Worth man who pleaded guilty to attacking two same-sex couples outside MGM Grand Detroit in July 2025 was given two years' probation on March 17, 2026. Victims say the sentence felt light given the injuries.

After a bruising 2025, Detroit suppliers are reshaping operations — shelved plants, spinoffs and deals show the industry is preparing for permanent volatility. Local firms are betting on partnerships, software and flexible manufacturing.

A Johns Hopkins analysis of Healthy Minds data shows large long‑term increases in depression and suicidal ideation among college students even as some short‑term measures improve.

Lighthouse of Oakland County is redeveloping its Pontiac campus in a $40M campaign to expand family shelter capacity and add on-site housing, food and case-management services.

Court filings show $13,167 in a Comerica account tied to Pathfinder Consulting LLC; prosecutors say it could be applied to Kwame Kilpatrick’s $823,649 restitution.

A 24‑year‑old man became the first patient in Michigan to receive Lyfgenia, a one‑time gene therapy for sickle cell disease, at Children’s Hospital of Michigan.

A Jackson man pleaded guilty to running a Marshall chop shop tied to seven vehicle thefts from summer 2023; a co-defendant was ordered to serve 3–20 years.

A Southfield teen was arrested after a fight at a Detroit Edison basketball game ended in gunfire. Police executed search warrants and recovered rifles and a handgun.

A statewide survey finds tariffs are pushing Michigan retailers to raise prices and change sourcing, with small shops feeling the pinch.

A Howell man is suing the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office for $15 million, alleging deputies violated his civil rights during a traffic stop.