A federal complaint says a 20-year-old Dearborn Heights man pressured teens into sending explicit images and threatened to "leak" them across social platforms.

Rocket Mortgage says UWM ran targeted refinance campaigns that cost it nearly $100 million and has sued in New York to recover losses. The filing deepens the Gilbert–Ishbia rivalry.

EW Grobbel opened a new St. Clair Shores plant Friday to expand production beyond corned beef and boost regional capacity for deli meats and pickles. Local records show the site at 20643 Stephens and state documents note past economic-development support.

Dr. Violet T. Lewis Village turns the former Lewis College campus into 105 income-restricted apartments for seniors while restoring historic buildings. The $29.3M project aims to ease Detroit's senior housing shortage.

Saline Township Treasurer Jennifer Zink will resign May 29, saying she received death threats tied to a controversial data center project. The move highlights mounting tensions as the mega-project advances.

Developers unveiled plans for a $3B Motown Sports Village beside Detroit Metro Airport, pitching arenas, an indoor surf park and thousands of hotel rooms. JLL will market financing while Romulus readies reviews.

Henry Ford Health topped out its 20‑story patient tower, a landmark moment in the $2.2B Destination: Grand expansion that will add 432 private rooms and a doubled emergency department.

An officer-involved shooting is under investigation after a multi‑agency pursuit in Waterford Township that ended near Williams Lake and Elizabeth Lake roads.

A man allegedly hurled a brick at Abbas Alawieh’s Dearborn Heights campaign office while shouting an anti‑Arab slur; the candidate released audio of the confrontation.

Clear, cool Friday with a high near 70°F. Showers likely Saturday morning and a strong heat surge arrives Monday.

A federal civil-rights suit by JeDonna and India Dinges over a KKK flag displayed by a neighbor in Grosse Pointe Park has been settled for an undisclosed amount.

Lawmakers in Lansing floated changes that would require cities to allow duplexes and ADUs and cap lot and dwelling sizes, drawing sharp local pushback.

A large fire broke out at an apartment complex near Wilcox and Haggerty in Plymouth Township on May 14; firefighters remained on scene midday and injuries were unclear.