Detroit opens "Dreamtroit," a $30 million facility with 76 apartments, office, and retail space to revitalize the old auto plant and provide affordable housing.

The new Garfield Road stretch in Macomb County improves traffic flow between 23 Mile Road and 25 Mile Road, part of a larger $8.27 million infrastructure enhancement project.

Caregiver Colleen Kelly O'Connor was sentenced to probation and jail after failing to prevent Lois Cary, 82, from exiting into a blizzard, leading to Cary's hypothermia death.

A Grosse Pointe man arraigned for using his vehicle to ram a truck, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries. He faces multiple felony and misdemeanor charges.

A Southfield man faces eight felony charges for allegedly defrauding a sports betting app by exploiting a glitch and transferring over $521,000 to his bank account.

A parent assaulted an assistant coach at a high school football game in Michigan, leading to a skirmish. The coach was later released, and both men were banned from school events. Police are investigating potential criminal charges.

Two individuals were killed in a shooting at a Detroit Lions tailgate, with police arresting a suspect soon after. The violence has sparked community grief and concerns over guns at sports events.

Jane's Addiction canceled their Michigan show due to tensions in the band, highlighted by an on-stage fight involving Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro in Boston.

Michigan's OK2SAY student safety program celebrated its 10th anniversary at Holt Middle School with officials praising its positive impact on school safety.

A guardian in Michigan was sentenced to probation and fined for embezzling from an elderly ward, prompting discussions on reforming guardianship laws.

UAW members at Eaton Aerospace in Jackson strike over retirement and health benefits, calling for equitable treatment and rejecting a two-tier system.

The Motown Museum's $75 million expansion in Detroit is underway, with plans for interactive exhibits and a new 40,000-square-foot building set to open in summer 2026.

A Michigan couple is charged with stealing over $140,000 in cash and items from a man's home, facing 14 felony counts including home invasion and forgery. Most property was recovered, but cash is missing.