Judge Sinks Mackinac Island’s Big Antitrust Gambit Against Ferry Operators
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.
Dearborn Heights Traveler Says Delta Left Her Stranded At DTW, Now She Is Suing For Millions
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.
Ionia County on Edge as I-96 Eastbound Work Promises Traffic Nightmare
MDOT is shifting the I‑96 rebuild to the eastbound lanes in mid‑April, bringing single‑lane traffic, detours and stepped‑up patrols through Ionia County. Neighbors and some businesses say they’re bracing for another rough season.
Southwest Detroit Neighbors Say City Left Them Underwater Long After Monster Main Break
Nearly a year after a massive Southwest Detroit water main rupture, neighbors say cracked foundations and even removed lead‑abatement work show the recovery fell short. Officials point to pipe repairs and appliance replacements; residents remain unconvinced.












