A Hazel Park man was sentenced to life without parole for the Dec. 21, 2024 shooting that killed Brandon Zaner outside a Shell station in Warren. Prosecutors said the jury convicted him after a four-day trial.

Falling ice and a winter storm warning shuttered the Mackinac Bridge Friday, closing a key I-75 link and prompting travel warnings across northern Michigan.

Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says Dearborn is piloting housing and safety fixes — a 1,500‑unit goal, a 300‑home city project and stepped‑up traffic enforcement. City documents show planning is already moving into early build steps.

Patty & Press will mark its Shelby Township grand opening on March 21 with an early‑bird giveaway.

After a ramming and shooting at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Las Vegas synagogues saw increased patrols and leaders urged resilience. Security teams and drills helped protect the early childhood center.

A late‑year surge helped metro Milwaukee's exports rise 3.7% in 2025 to about $9.2 billion. Q4 strength was the key driver.

FOIA-obtained pension records list May 1 as the retirement date for Lt. Col. Aimee Brimacombe, whose tenure at the Michigan State Police drew scrutiny and union no-confidence.

Middle‑income older adults are being priced out of assisted living even as care costs climb. Detroit projects and modular cottage pilots show possible ways to lower costs.

Sales slipped in February as listings climbed across Metro Detroit; lower mortgage rates haven't persuaded many homeowners to refinance.

A Delta County jury found Tavaris Jackson guilty in the 2023 killing of Harley Corwin after forensic testimony tied evidence to the defendant. Sentencing will be set in Escanaba.

Trinity Health will shift inpatient services from Howell into a new 174,000‑sq‑ft Brighton hospital this spring. Inpatients are slated to move April 19 and a public open house is April 11.

After Nippon Steel’s takeover, Michigan has quietly emerged as a contender to host an up‑to‑$4B U.S. Steel mini‑mill — a project that could bring big investment and jobs. State teams are already making pitches.

Light snow Friday morning, but the bigger story is wind. Gusts up to 50–60 mph could down trees and cause outages.