A forum at the Northside Movement Center asked whether St. Louis can pull off a Detroit-style comeback. Leaders said it will take coordinated philanthropy, government action and resident-led planning.

A former MDOC officer was arraigned after state police say she opened a cell door at Baraga Correctional Facility, allowing an inmate to attack a fellow guard. The defendant was released on $500 bond and faces a felony charge.

A Grosse Ile physician's assistant was arrested after a Google Drive upload triggered an FBI probe that investigators say uncovered hundreds of alleged child sexual abuse images.

Federal agents executed a search warrant in Grosse Ile on Monday. Police say the operation ended safely and have referred questions to the FBI.

Three people were shot on Detroit’s east side Tuesday evening; one is in critical condition and police are seeking tips. ShotSpotter generated the initial alert.

Oakland County inspections flagged moldy strawberries and staff-training lapses at several Novi eateries; many issues were corrected during visits.

Detroit Metro is preparing to acquire the maintenance hangar vacated by Spirit Airlines as the carrier’s Chapter 11 sale moves forward. The move could preserve local jobs and give the airport more control over maintenance capacity.

DTW installed a $25M Park Assist system at the McNamara garage that uses colored lights and an app to show live parking; the Big Blue Deck rollout is planned later in 2026. The sensors aim to cut search time and unclog terminal drives.

MDOT will spend $40M to rebuild a five‑mile stretch of Rochester Road from M‑59 to Tienken in a two‑year project starting in 2027. Public meetings are set for this week and next.

Deonate Cherry pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2025 drive-by that killed 6-year-old Rylee Love. He faces a 20-to-40-year sentence and is due to be sentenced Aug. 21.

A man in his 20s was wounded after an altercation outside a Springwells Street liquor store late Tuesday; police are investigating.

President Trump is scheduled to rally in Oakland County as early in‑person voting opens for Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary, spotlighting tight governor and Senate races. Local turnout in the suburbs could be decisive.

Clinton Township's block‑long Halloween fundraiser Chaos on Colman Street has been canceled for 2026 after organizers say township complaints left them 'in limbo.' The display has raised roughly $85,000 for charities.