AG Dana Nessel and a coalition from 38 states urge Congress to address the surge in organized retail crime, advocating for legislation to enhance penalties and establish an information-sharing center.

Holland's Good Earth Café is closing again after a brief revival at a new location. Owners Todd and Michelle Girdis thank patrons, inviting them to visit before March 1st.

Patti Kukula receives the 2025 Reverend McNeely Humanitarian Award from the Detroit Fire Department for her contributions to public safety and support for first responders.

The trial of retired MSP Sgt. Brian Keely for the murder of Samuel Sterling has been postponed indefinitely, with only an evidentiary hearing set for April 21.

Detroit opens two affordable housing developments, Brush Park Apartments and MLK on 2nd, with a budget over $30 million, offering 86 units for lower-income residents.

A contractor was sentenced to nearly 8 years in prison for defrauding investors of $1.6 million in a fake investment scheme involving non-existent infrastructure projects.

Preservation Detroit contends with plans to demolish parts of the iconic Renaissance Center, advocating for its historic significance and opposing the redevelopment proposal.

Lawmakers in Michigan propose reforms to the school code to prevent neglect after three children were found abandoned in Pontiac, requiring schools to confirm new enrollments before unenrolling students.

The University of Michigan and Siemens launch an online metal 3D printing course on Coursera, offering education using augmented reality to a global audience.

Nearly ten pounds of drugs were seized by law enforcement in Macomb County, leading to two arrests and the confiscation of over $20,000 intended for forfeiture.

A man was arrested and extradited to Michigan for a series of locker room thefts at gyms across multiple states. He faces charges including larceny and stealing credit cards.

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Democrats oppose a resolution by Republican Rep. Josh Schriver to challenge the legalization of same-sex marriage, citing discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community.

Man arrested after a false bomb threat at a Meijer in East Lansing; he faces charges as police investigate the incident involving a taser and the discovery of only fireworks.