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Police arrest man for alleged violent threats against Michigan mosque Father: Man found dead at ex-Roseville church 'will forever be missed'

Lost money to a scam? Take these steps right away Judge blocks Kalshi prediction market from operating in Michigan Ford issues recalls for 780,000 popular cars: See affected models

Inkster officers who died in Bungalow shootout will be honored July 2 Inside a 168-year-old Michigan estate frozen in time listed at $1.49M Toyota on track to overtake GM as top-selling 2026 carmaker in US

Ford Road growth continues in Canton. Here's 9 projects to know about Kroger expands rewards program with new ways to save on groceries Trump wants $1 billion for Delphi retirees. Will it work this time?

UAW's vice president is challenging Fain for presidency. Here is why Burger Battle Detroit 10th anniversary to crown 'Burger of the Decade' The Pistons Pulse: How does Ebuka Okorie fit with Detroit Pistons? Subscribe/follow, rate and share "The Pistons Pulse" available on all podcast platforms including: Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music YouTubeWatch the podcast recorded live here

After 195 years, First Presbyterian Church in South Lyon is closing Aldi jumps into mystery box trend. How to get a free box

Trump endorses John James in Michigan governor's race 100-year-old Detroit building redeveloped into The Belle apartments UAW convention votes to divest from Israeli bonds

Dusty May leaving Michigan basketball to coach Dallas Mavericks Dusty May leaving for NBA isn't a surprise, but timing is stunning Michigan basketball expected to name Mike Boynton Jr. interim coach How to score deals on National Detroit style Pizza Day

Detroit bus officials get a break while agency's watchdog gets the axe Making rent was like a ‘pit in my chest’ for this teacher, now it’s free

RFK Jr. announces $700M for mental health, addiction, homelessness Adopt-A-Road signs become political hot potato in West Bloomfield