Wayne County Treasurer extends tax deadlines after bomb threats prompt office evacuation in Greektown, allowing residents additional time to address tax issues.

The historic Red Arrow Soda Factory in Detroit's Corktown has been renovated into the Red Arrow Lofts with 28 modern units while preserving its historical essence. The project by Hunter Pasteur includes affordable housing and high-end amenities.

Former MSP Sgt. Brian Keely, charged with murder, seeks to pause the civil lawsuit against him while his criminal case is pending, citing self-incrimination concerns.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared April as Arab American Heritage Month to honor the contributions of Arab Americans to the state's culture and economy.

Ontario McDowell was arrested after a failed retail fraud at Menards and a high-speed police chase in St. Clair County, resulting in a crash and multiple charges.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined 20 other attorneys general in opposing a move to rollback NEPA regulations, emphasizing the need to protect the environment and public health.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and 17 other attorneys general oppose the SAVE Act, arguing it could disenfranchise voters, especially marginalized groups.

Sterling Heights City Council plans to discuss a $318 million budget on April 8, including a low tax rate, funding for public safety positions, major roadwork, and park investments.

The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation will hold its Annual Meeting on April 8 at the local Community Center, focusing on grant distribution and community initiatives.

A woman was fatally struck by a vehicle on I-75 after a US Customs agent heard a gunshot and she tried to flee, leading to a police search for an unidentified man.

A Detroit man, Brett Tooman, faces felony charges for attempting to meet minors for sexual abuse. He was arrested in Toledo after communicating with an undercover officer he thought were girls, including a 7-year-old and a 6-month-old.

Oakland County is starting resurfacing on 12 Mile Road, promising smoother traffic despite temporary disruptions. The $5.1 million project includes road, curb, and signal improvements, with federal and local funding.

A Detroit apartment blast led to incorrect emergency alerts being sent to many; 12 people, including a severely burned man, were hospitalized. The Detroit Fire Department apologized for the error.