A Macomb County jury found a Shelby Township man guilty of first‑degree criminal sexual conduct; sentencing is set for April 2.

Mott Community College's board postponed a statement on the president's alleged proselytizing, following a public complaint and divided opinions on religious freedom and institutional appropriateness. No new investigation was initiated.

Illinois man, Jourdan Armstrong, faces charges for a 2024 double homicide and robbery in Warren, Michigan, with no bond and a potential life sentence.

The Detroit Zoo euthanized 3-month-old giraffe Okidi after a serious injury involving her running into a viewing panel.

Craig Lieckfelt is staging a month-long Guns + Butter Chef’s Table at the Apparatus Room from March 4–29, with prepaid tickets and limited seating. The run spotlights Michigan producers and tasting-menu storytelling.

Three bodies were found in a Detroit basement, with blunt force trauma; a suspect is in custody. The victims identified include two seniors and a Gulf War veteran. An ongoing investigation seeks community assistance.

An 18-year-old from Detroit was arrested in North Huntingdon after authorities say he's tied to 97 alleged Walmart thefts across multiple states.

Ann Arbor’s Echelon Kitchen & Bar has been named a 2026 James Beard Award semifinalist for Best New Restaurant, bringing national attention to the downtown spot.

The Milford Police Department in Oakland County has adopted a senior dog, Lil' Craig, found on a porch in freezing temperatures after no owners claimed him.

Reps. Garcia and Tlaib demand transparency over meeting between Ambassador Bridge owner Moroun and Secretary Lutnick, with concerns over influence on Gordie Howe Bridge operations.

Detroit's Mayor Sheffield breaks ground on the Greystone Senior Living Apartments, affordable housing for low-income seniors, backed by a PILOT tax break initiative.

Wayne County has begun returning more than $3.8 million to former owners of foreclosed properties after Michigan Supreme Court rulings; more claims are still being processed.

Michigan residents face an electric bill increase after a $242.4 million rate hike approved by the MPSC, despite opposition from Attorney General Dana Nessel.