A Canton Township resident entered a no‑contest plea in Mount Clemens to assault with a dangerous weapon and domestic‑violence charges tied to an alleged run‑over.

Police responded to reports of an active shooter at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield; nearby schools and houses of worship were advised to shelter in place.

Archbishop Edward Weisenburger apologized to survivors and ordered a century‑spanning audit, fingerprinting and new victim‑support measures across the Archdiocese of Detroit.

Detroit’s school board is considering making FAFSA completion a graduation requirement for the class of 2027, with opt-outs and state grant money tied to the plan. The debate centers on outreach, privacy and whether the dollars are worth changing graduation rules.

Jarvis Butts will be sentenced today after pleading guilty to the murder of 13‑year‑old Na'Ziyah Harris; the family says they'll only find closure if her whereabouts are revealed.

Mission Point Resort is adding Adirondacks Pizza, a Detroit-style Coney breakfast skillet and a slate of classes and upgrades for 2026 to keep guests on property.

Thieves breached a storage yard near Stellantis' Jefferson plant and drove off nearly a dozen new Durangos, Rams and Jeeps in a pre-dawn theft. Detroit police are investigating.

A portable propane heater exploded inside a tent outside an abandoned Detroit building Wednesday, killing one person and critically burning another as investigators probe the scene.

Yellow Light partnered with Michigan Central and Aerialoop to fly 'Dronuts' from Newlab to Hart Plaza, mixing a viral stunt with a beyond‑visual‑line‑of‑sight drone test. Organizers said the demo showcased infrastructure, training and what urban deliveries might look like.

Former Michigan assistant Chris Partridge filed a federal lawsuit on March 11, 2026, saying the university wrongly fired him and ruined his reputation.

A multi-pronged Jackson County operation led to four arrests after a Feb. 24 Hanover‑Horton armed robbery; two suspects remain at large.

An unvaccinated adult with measles visited several Ypsilanti and Canton sites March 4–8; county officials have posted exposure windows and urge monitoring.

Terrell Epel Youngblood pleaded guilty March 10 in the shooting near Adam Butzel Recreational Center; sentencing is set for April 3 in Wayne County court.