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Tesla plans a 48‑stall Supercharger hub on a 2‑acre Romulus site near Detroit Metro Airport; Phase 1 of 32 stalls is under construction and aimed for a summer opening.
Food & Drinks in ...
A new juice-and-tea shop from the owner of Haggerty Nutrition is coming to 56 N Huron in downtown Ypsilanti, with signage up and an April target opening.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Detroit man faces fleeing and stolen-vehicle charges after allegedly leading two Roseville chases; investigators recovered three luxury vehicles.
A shooting on Detroit’s west side left one man dead Tuesday evening. Police are investigating and asking witnesses to contact authorities.
A 9-year-old at Robert Burns Elementary says a substitute told classmates to attack him, leaving a black eye and concussion as the district investigates. The substitute has been placed on leave.
Weather & Environment in ...
Flood Watch for Detroit Wednesday: heavy rain and gusty winds may cause standing water and slow commutes.
A March 10 court filing indicates federal prosecutors may add charges in the widening probe of suspended Detroit Judge Andrea Bradley‑Baskin, tied to alleged thefts from wards.
A new Jimmy John's is opening at 1620 Michigan Ave in Corktown on Wednesday with a 10:30 a.m. ribbon-cutting and freebies for early customers.
A 68-year-old registered sex offender was arraigned in Saginaw on charges he abused a girl who lived in the same house. Bond was set at $750,000 and a preliminary exam is scheduled for March 24.
A Canton woman was ordered to pay $258,563 and placed on probation after a police chase ended when her SUV crashed into a Royal Oak Ulta, the court records show.
Community & Society in ...
A new poll finds groceries, health care and fuel are squeezing Michigan working families — and most say the state isn’t doing enough.
Politics & Govt in ...
Dana Nessel will not appeal the judge’s dismissal of charges in Michigan’s 2020 “false electors” case and released a 110‑page report explaining her decision. The state prosecution will not move forward to trial.
Rev. Douglas Jones, a longtime Pontiac pastor, pleaded no contest to attempted fourth‑degree criminal sexual conduct; sentencing is set for April 30, 2026.
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