Morgan Wallen headlines Michigan Stadium this weekend for two nights with top support acts and big crowds expected in Ann Arbor.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren has endorsed Abdul El‑Sayed in Michigan’s Democratic primary, adding national progressive firepower to a race already shaped by heavy outside spending. Her backing lands as absentee ballots begin to move and the Aug. 4 primary nears.

Nissan is recalling roughly 168,000 U.S. SUVs after regulators found misprinted axle‑weight stickers that could let owners overload their vehicles.

A 29-year-old tow truck driver from Detroit died after a collision at Mound Road and Dobry Drive in Sterling Heights. Police say the crash is under investigation and witnesses are being sought.

A suspect is in custody after guns were reportedly taken from a Southfield gun store in broad daylight over the weekend.

A Shelby Township man rejected a plea deal Monday in Mount Clemens court and was removed after an obscene gesture. Families say the drawn-out case has left them exhausted.

A Waterford man admitted to making threats against the Oakland County GOP and pleaded guilty to a reduced terrorism-related count. Sentencing is set for Aug. 31, 2026.

The Michigan Legislature extended Public Acts 210 and 255 through 2035, preserving multi‑year abatements that back billions in Detroit development projects.

A three-year field trial will remove Microseira wollei mats from Lake St. Clair shoreline pockets starting this fall. Crews and researchers will test removal and treatment options.

A 19-year-old was arraigned on first-degree murder and felony firearm charges in the June killing of a 23-year-old on Detroit’s west side; a probable-cause hearing is set July 29.

Ford recalled 288,314 2016–2019 Explorers after roof‑rail covers were found to loosen and, in some cases, detach; dealers will inspect and fix affected vehicles free.

Mayor Chris Taylor confirmed he is running again, setting up a Democratic primary showdown with Yousef Rabhi on Aug. 4.

Brighton City Hall will host nine days of early in-person voting July 25–Aug. 2, open 9 a.m.–5 p.m. daily ahead of the Aug. 4 primary.