A Southfield judge dismissed all charges March 13 against Runping “Lisa” Huang in an Oakland County massage‑parlor trafficking probe. A co‑defendant’s case in Novi remains active.

A Delta flight to Amsterdam turned back to DTW after smoke was reported on board; passengers were evacuated and there were no injuries.

Neighbors say the fight over a new Livonia police headquarters is about transparency and trust after voters rejected a $150M bond; council members say they’re probing a smaller plan.

An autopsy found U‑M sophomore Lucas Mattson died of exposure with a blood-alcohol level of .156. His family's lawyer says he was served alcohol as a minor at a Delta Chi party.

A new analysis finds Detroit’s rental market is mostly run by small, local landlords rather than large corporate owners, reshaping how officials target repairs and inspections.

Cade Cunningham left the Pistons' game against the Wizards with back spasms after contact on a loose-ball dive. The All-Star was ruled out for the night, creating concern for Detroit's late-season push.

Detroit City Council urged Mayor Mary Sheffield to pause new data‑center permits for two years while the city studies grid, water, noise and land‑use impacts.

A man was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly shot his wife on Sterling Street in Center Line; Warren officers captured him near 10 Mile and Hoover.

Detroit ordered Wall Street Ultra Lounge closed after an 18‑year‑old was shot outside over the weekend. State records show the venue faced prior liquor‑control penalties.

Documents show Gov. Whitmer’s Feb. 11–20 Milan and Munich trade mission cost about $208,000. Lawmakers want clearer proof the trip produced concrete investments.

Heavy snow and wind knocked down lines across northern Michigan, leaving thousands without power as crews race to restore service.

A pre-dawn high-speed chase in Clinton Township ended at Gratiot and 14 Mile, leaving two dead and a driver in custody.

State officials confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza at two Kent County turkey operations this week; federal data show roughly 78,400 birds affected and MDARD urges strict biosecurity.