StockX is leaning on AI and in-person pop-ups as it marks its 10th year, testing ways to speed verification and deepen trust. Detroit served as the laboratory for the experiments.

A Sweet 16 clash at Capital One Arena pits UConn's bruising frontcourt against Michigan State's assist‑first backcourt. Here’s what to watch and our tight lean.

Weeks after a March blaze at the Advance Office Building in Southfield, crews still can't say what started it and inspectors can't re‑enter.

Teachers in Lake Shore Public Schools say student behavior has crossed a line, and staffers have gone public seeking stronger safety measures and supports.

A 13-year-old was arrested after school staff found a loaded 9mm handgun in a bag at Tomlinson Middle School in Inkster. School staff secured the weapon and police took the student into custody; charges are pending.

A judge barred child‑sex‑abuse material from the 1989 Beverly Wivell murder trial and limited evidence to the question of consent ahead of a July court date.

A bright fireball streaked over Metro Detroit on March 23, breaking apart in the sky and prompting reports of a loud boom. Experts say it could be a bolide or re‑entering space debris.

A chilly Tuesday morning gives way to a mild afternoon, but rain and thunderstorms are likely on Thursday. Plan for gusts and scattered heavier downpours.

A Sterling Heights man faces a felony animal-torture charge after his girlfriend’s Yorkie, Teddy, died following an alleged November beating. A probable-cause hearing is set for March 26.

A Pontiac man convicted in the 2021 death of a 3‑year‑old was sentenced to consecutive prison terms and credited with more than four years already served. Court records show 1,505 days of jail credit.

A Westland woman has pleaded no contest to operating under the influence causing death in a Jan. 1 hit‑and‑run; other counts were dismissed and sentencing is set for April 24.

Charges against a 23-year-old in a Sterling Heights house‑party shooting were dismissed March 23 after a key witness failed to appear. Prosecutors say they would need to reauthorize the case to move forward.

Two Lenox Township residents were arrested after a search-warrant raid at an Oakleigh Street home turned up crack cocaine, psilocybin mushrooms and seven rifles.