Trainer Michael Burkey and city officials outline simple, practical steps — stand still, protect your core and report loose animals to Detroit Animal Care & Control.

An 800‑acre former prison site is being remade: Meijer is under construction and new tech, industrial and housing projects are moving into the MITC corridor. Infrastructure and power upgrades are central to the plan.

A false 911 call claiming hostages and an AR‑15 emptied downtown Marine City on Sunday night. Police found no victims and are hunting the caller.

A Detroit man admitted to a pandemic-era unemployment and PPP fraud that prosecutors say took nearly $1.9M. Federal sentencing is set for July 30, 2026.

A JAMA Network Open study of nearly 128,000 postmenopausal women found living in high‑radon homes was associated with about a 31% higher ovarian cancer incidence and mortality. The paper highlights testing and EPA guidance.

A cozy all-day cafe in Hubbard Farms opened in late 2025, serving coffee, pastries and a $5 breakfast burrito in a converted 1894 house.

Southfield police say a suspect has been arrested in the 1997 killing of Deborah Renee Kennedy. Officials will brief reporters Tuesday with more details.

Wesco, the Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn and Opus Packaging allege Blue Cross kept recoveries after claims-processing errors; ERISA suits over the invoices are active in federal court.

Warm, windy day in Detroit, but the main story is a risky Tuesday-night window for severe storms. Expect gusty winds, hail and localized heavy rain tonight.

A two‑year Ohio wildlife probe ended with 11 convictions in a deer‑poaching ring. Five defendants were Michigan residents who received fines, license revocations and other penalties.

A server malfunction left safety and communication systems offline across Lake Shore Public Schools, forcing a one‑day shutdown and leaving families scrambling.

Forest in downtown Birmingham is closed for interior upgrades; owner-backed renovations and job listings point to a planned early‑May relaunch with new hires.

After a recent run of residential blazes, Detroit is rolling out a Community Risk Reduction campaign focused on smoke‑alarm installs, neighborhood outreach and education. The effort prioritizes high‑risk blocks and public safety workshops.