A federal complaint says a Detroit sergeant filed false stalking reports that led to a man's arrest and days in jail; the suit seeks more than $5 million.

Crain's and national data show women are closing gaps in Michigan jobs — law school classes and junior legal ranks are now heavily female, though leadership still lags.

Clear, chilly morning in Detroit with a sunny high near 55°F. Rain moves back in Thursday and could be heavier Friday.

A Ypsilanti shake-and-tea concept is coming to Grand Crossing in Brighton, promising protein-packed shakes and energizing teas.

A 59-year-old pedestrian was killed Monday on southbound Woodward Avenue in Pontiac. Oakland County investigators say the driver passed field sobriety checks and the crash remains under review.

Comet Burgers closed its Harper Avenue drive‑thru in St. Clair Shores after roughly a year. The Royal Oak diner remains open.

Detroit Country Day plans a major Shaw Stadium overhaul with NFL-grade turf, expanded bleachers and a 26-by-19-foot video scoreboard as village officials review permits.

Stellantis and a parts supplier told the Michigan Supreme Court they no longer want it to decide a yearslong dispute over percentage‑based supply contracts.

Troopers shot a person during a Monday night call in Muskegon Township; Michigan State Police have taken over the investigation.

A Detroit couple admitted to using stolen identities to take at least $1.1 million in SNAP benefits over nearly a decade.

MDARD says bovine tuberculosis was found in herds in Alpena and Presque Isle counties during routine testing, prompting investigations and tighter testing rules in the region.

A Shelby Township planning commission member was arraigned after prosecutors say a $96,600.71 business check bounced; a probable-cause hearing is scheduled in district court.

Southbound M-10 near 7 Mile was closed Monday after a reported shooting; troopers searched the roadway and no one was hit.