A 39-year-old Solon Township man died after a tree fell on him during Monday's storm near Crinnion Avenue and 16 Mile Road in Courtland Township.

A Macomb Township man was bound over to circuit court after prosecutors say he arranged a meeting with someone he believed to be 15; arraignment set for May 11.

Reps. Haley Stevens and Debbie Dingell filed the Shifting Forward Act to direct federal R&D and workforce funding toward batteries, electrification and connected‑vehicle technology in Michigan.

A teenager was arrested after shots were fired outside a Mt. Clemens business on April 22; no injuries were reported and a search warrant was executed in New Baltimore.

State officials approved up to $150 million in tax‑capture bonds to reimburse Bedrock for downtown projects, including Hudson’s Detroit and the Book Tower. The move frees revenue to support construction and reimburse earlier investments.

A Dearborn water‑gun game escalated into a crash and property damage; three teens were cited and police warn the trend is getting dangerous.

Oakland County says roughly 700 employees will move into a renovated building at 31 E. Judson in downtown Pontiac, with a target move‑in of fall 2027. Officials say facade work and garage prep are underway.

A $1.67M Lotto 47 ticket sold at New Boston Fuel Stop in Wayne County remains unclaimed as Michigan Lottery confirms the winning numbers.

Javier Báez was carted off at Truist Park after a scary leg injury in the fifth inning; the Tigers have not provided a timetable.

Six students at Edison Elementary were hospitalized after consuming marijuana‑infused edibles; two showed serious symptoms and officials say an investigation is underway.

Holy Bowly opened Monday on Detroit’s east side, turning a long-vacant storefront into a halal rice-bowl spot backed by a Motor City Match grant.

Hanley International Academy was briefly locked down on Monday after a reported threat; Hamtramck police say one person is in custody and there is no ongoing danger.

High winds toppled trees across Kalamazoo, collapsing a home's roof and sending one person to the hospital. Crews worked citywide as residents reported downed power lines and trapped neighbors.