Gun-rights groups and Michigan residents sued to block the state's pistol license-and-registration system, calling it an unconstitutional "permission slip."

A Chicago Fed analysis finds homeowners insurance rose faster than incomes in parts of the Seventh District, squeezing low‑income households and raising cancellation risk.

A man surrendered after a four-hour police standoff in Van Buren Township; two family members were released unharmed and the suspect was taken for evaluation.

More than 200 Jefferson‑Chalmers residents staged a flotilla to protest a revived city plan tied to a $20M flood‑mitigation project. Neighbors say stop‑logs would hurt property values and waterfront businesses.

Atomic Industries has moved into a 73,000‑sf Shelby Township plant, backed by a Macomb County tax abatement and more than $10 million in new equipment spending.

Scattered storms this afternoon; heavy rain likely Wednesday night with urban flash-flood risk.

DTE says a $1.6B Department of Energy loan will fund roughly 800 miles of gas-line upgrades and expanded storage, a package the company says will lower long‑term costs. Regulators and critics say questions remain about who pays and when money moves.

CBP agents found 133 pounds of cocaine hidden in a truck bound for Canada at the Blue Water Bridge last Thursday. Homeland Security Investigations has opened a probe and the driver faces federal charges.

An 18-year-old was arrested after a search warrant tied to a series of Ram infotainment-system thefts across Macomb County, investigators say.

Chef Luciano DelSignore's e Fiori opened Wednesday in downtown Birmingham, pairing a regional Italian menu with a retail "Shoppe" and seating for nearly 200.

A Pontiac man pleaded no contest to murder, kidnapping and assault in the 2024 killing of his neighbor; several sexual‑assault counts were dismissed under the plea.

Detroit police are asking for tips after an early-morning purse snatching on Van Dyke. A silver Chrysler van with no plates is being sought.

MSU athletic director J Batt is reportedly leaving East Lansing to become the University of Kentucky’s next AD after roughly one year on the job. The reported move follows recent campus leadership turnover and raises questions about MSU's next steps.