MDOT says the southbound I-75 ramp to westbound I-696 will close in early April for the Restore the Reuther project, triggering detours and delays through early summer.

Detroit will add 312 speed humps to residential blocks this year; residents have until April 24 to opt out.

Toyota has recalled 144,200 Lexus vehicles because backup‑camera software can go blank or freeze; dealers will update software or replace cameras free of charge. Check your VIN and book a dealer appointment if your Lexus is listed.

Neighbors in Clinton Township are opposing a plan to run overhead transmission lines along 19 Mile Road to power Henry Ford Macomb Hospital’s expansion. ITC will hold public open houses Tuesday–Thursday where residents can review maps and ask questions.

The Elmhurst exit from southbound M‑10 is being permanently removed this spring; right‑lane and Glendale ramp closures will affect southbound traffic into early June.

Construction begins Monday on the Allen Road grade separation in Woodhaven, closing the road between Van Horn and West Road and triggering detours and lane shifts. County officials say the work will end lengthy train blockages once complete.

Warren approved $4 million in emergency funds to patch a leaking pipe at its aging wastewater plant after crews worked around the clock to stop flooding that threatened backups. Officials call the repair temporary and warn larger upgrades may be needed.

A Delta flight to Amsterdam turned back to DTW after smoke was reported on board; passengers were evacuated and there were no injuries.

MDOT is testing flashing "wrong‑way" detectors on Detroit ramps after a US‑131 pilot that officials say cut wrong‑way entries and crashes.

NTSB will convene a March 31 hearing to probe two crashes tied to Ford's BlueCruise as regulators examine sensor limits and driver‑monitoring performance. The hearings could shape safety recommendations.

Tesla plans a 48‑stall Supercharger hub on a 2‑acre Romulus site near Detroit Metro Airport; Phase 1 of 32 stalls is under construction and aimed for a summer opening.

A federal judge dismissed Mackinac Island’s antitrust claims against the island’s ferry operators, leaving contract disputes and state policy battles as the next battlegrounds. The ruling removes antitrust as a leverage point but leaves other legal and political options open.

A Dearborn Heights woman says she was left in a wheelchair at DTW, suffered traumatic injuries when she tried to move on her own, and is suing Delta for more than $3 million. The case is now pending in federal court.