Six cannabis companies allege millions paid into Grand Rapids' social‑equity fund are unaccounted for and have added fraud and conspiracy claims in an amended lawsuit.

Arizona-born 5th Street Burger & Fries is opening at 3023 Oakland Drive in Kalamazoo this spring, owner Pasha Khosravani says.

A federal complaint unsealed Feb. 25 alleges Brian Allen Rose traded nearly 20 child‑pornography videos online; chat excerpts include disturbing admissions.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel asked regulators to cut DTE's $237.5M gas-rate request to $34.8M, calling most proposed costs unjustified.

Federal prosecutors say Nathan Baker, 31, used online chats to try to arrange sexual abuse of an 8‑year‑old and shared graphic material, leading to a federal indictment.

Short-handed Detroit beat Golden State 115-101 to clinch a playoff berth and lock a top-six seed, highlighted by Jalen Duren’s 23 and a swarming defense.

Michigan lawmakers pressed Postmaster General David Steiner to tour the Allen Park USPS plant after a maintenance mechanic was found dead inside a sorting machine.

A Farwell man was arraigned after prosecutors say he embezzled more than $400K from an 82-year-old with a traumatic brain injury.

Warren police say six suspected 'swatting' calls in recent weeks prompted armed responses, raising safety and cost concerns for residents and first responders. Investigators are probing the cluster.

A Detroit mother sued the Academy of Warren after a substitute allegedly watched pornography in a K–8 classroom; court papers say her 10-year-old now suffers anxiety and nightmares.

Lincoln Park police say a 24-year-old Southgate man was involved in a March 19 house fire on the 1700 block of Reo Avenue. The home was unoccupied and investigators are asking for tips.

A Detroit man was sentenced March 20, 2026, in a 2024 Van Dyke hit-and-run that killed mechanic Rodger Pitts; neighbors remembered him as a hardworking local.

A California man was arraigned in Waterford on charges tied to a multi‑state Meijer gift‑card fraud probe. Authorities say altered cards were monitored and drained before purchasers could use them.