A Dearborn Heights woman says she was left in a wheelchair at DTW, suffered traumatic injuries when she tried to move on her own, and is suing Delta for more than $3 million. The case is now pending in federal court.

House Republicans in Lansing filed HB5653–5657 to let legal gun owners carry concealed without a CPL, setting up a fight with Gov. Whitmer and gun‑safety advocates.

A student-recorded clip shows a Pontiac teacher using profanity in class; the district acknowledged the footage on Facebook and directed families to official channels for updates.

The DOJ is reviving a federal 925(c) pathway that could let some people with past nonviolent convictions petition the Attorney General to restore federal gun rights. One Detroit man says he’ll apply.

Cascade Township approved a six‑month moratorium on data centers, halting potential Microsoft projects while officials study energy, water and zoning rules. Trustees appointed a subcommittee to draft new standards.

A 29-year-old Detroit woman is wanted after a Jeep struck a parked Michigan State Police cruiser on the Lodge Freeway. The trooper was evaluated and taken to hospital as a precaution.

Lyon Township has imposed a 180‑day pause on large data centers while planners and engineers review noise, water and power rules after residents packed meetings. The move puts a spotlight on Project Flex and a wider Michigan trend of moratoria.

Sterling Heights scheduled a May 5, 2026 hearing to consider a transformational brownfield tax plan for the Lakeside City Center redevelopment. The plan would let developers use future tax revenue to help pay demolition and infrastructure costs.

Ford is repurposing Kentucky and Michigan battery plants to make energy storage systems, betting data centers and utilities will buy the capacity. The shift aims to preserve factory work while EV demand cools.

Hamtramck councilman Muhtasin Sadman pleaded guilty to a reduced loitering charge, was fined $500 and given probation under a deal tied to the city's absentee-ballot probe.

The Michigan House approved HB 5364, a proposal that would require both chambers to approve curriculum changes before those changes take effect. The move follows debate over updated health education guidance.

Dense fog is cutting visibility across Metro Detroit this morning. Rain returns tonight and Thursday with a warm weekend ahead.

Nino Salvaggio will open a 48,100‑sq‑ft marketplace at Schoolcraft College next week, promising hundreds of jobs and hands‑on student programs.