Johnathan Chase pled no contest to falsifying salvage-vehicle inspections, the Michigan AG says. Sentencing is set for Aug. 10.

A roughly $12.5M plan would redevelop the former Busy Bee hardware at 3518 Russell, joining a busy wave of property moves in Eastern Market.

Michigan AD Warde Manuel says the department is weighing in-stadium ads and jersey patches to bolster NIL, scholarships and facility needs. The plan is exploratory and would be deliberate.

The Detroit Housing Commission is in talks to acquire two downtown senior-housing buildings on Washington Boulevard, potentially bringing 165 affordable units under public control.

Investigators say new alleged victims keep emerging in the case against a former Oakwood Church youth leader as prosecutors add counts and courts set a 2027 trial date.

Lansing police say they have identified the woman shot on Moores River Drive on June 5. A person of interest was taken into custody and the investigation is ongoing.

Sunny skies and a high near 77°F in Detroit on Juneteenth, with breezy WNW winds and gusts up to 24 mph. Weekend storms possible Sunday into Monday, especially south of I‑94.

Heavy mausoleum doors were removed from Crystal Springs Cemetery in Benton Harbor and police are investigating. Officials suspect the fixtures may have been taken to sell as scrap.

A $19M federal tax‑credit award will unlock 600+ affordable units across Michigan; Detroit’s former Birney Elementary site is slated for townhomes as part of the awards. The credits should help bridge financing gaps that have delayed neighborhood projects.

The FBI says evidence from the Oxford attack is connected to a new Macomb County terrorism investigation, a development reported by The Detroit News.

A 40-year-old Jenison motorcyclist died after an SUV crossed the center line and struck his bike head-on on Baldwin Street in Georgetown Township. Deputies say the other driver was uninjured.

Surveillance video shows a man near a house fire on May 12 in the 1800 block of Eason Street; police are offering a $1,000 reward for tips.

An undercover Kent County sting stopped a courier sent to collect nearly $700,000 in gold — the suspect got foil‑wrapped chocolate coins and was arrested on felony charges.