Interlochen Arts Academy students will perform with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra Hall on March 10 in a semiquincentennial program featuring a new Marsalis cello concerto and Reena Esmail’s RE|member.

Coherix has relocated its North American HQ to a 25,000-square-foot facility in Ann Arbor, adding an Innovation Center and new engineering roles. The expansion includes a university partnership for hands-on training.

A Detroit-filed class action alleges Rocket Companies steered buyers to Rocket Mortgage through a referral network, pushing some into pricier loans, the complaint says.

A shooting in the Henry Ford St. John Hospital parking lot left one person wounded and prompted a multi-agency police response.

More than 200 animals — living and dead — were removed from a Clyde Township property after a welfare complaint. County officials say the animals were surrendered and the investigation is ongoing.

After a 15-year fight, a Shelby Township woman says a one-time CAR T infusion cleared her blood cancer and sent her dancing in the hospital waiting room. Corewell Health Beaumont now offers the therapy locally.

House Democrats introduced measures to make Michigan’s utility regulators elected, a move driven by anger over repeated rate hikes and fast-moving energy projects. The bills would require a constitutional change and face high procedural hurdles.

A Detroit man was arraigned after officers found two emaciated dogs at a Garland Street home; prosecutors say one froze to death and another was rushed to an emergency hospital.

Federal regulators say Ford will recall about 1.74 million U.S. vehicles after backup-camera software and module faults can blank, flip or invert rearview images. Ford plans free software updates or dealer repairs.

A Ypsilanti man charged after a 30‑hour sword standoff has still not been arraigned, and neighbors and elected officials are demanding answers about the police response.

Dense fog will slow the Friday, March 6 commute in Detroit; scattered storms and a marginal severe risk arrive tonight, followed by a warm, windy Saturday.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel sued Kalshiex LLC on March 3, asking a court to bar the company’s sports "event contracts" and seek a permanent injunction in a test of state oversight.

Merrill Place II’s 27 apartments include 14 income-restricted units and a geothermal system that shelters tenants from separate heating and cooling bills.