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Metro Detroit Luxury Market Pulse launches to track high end housing trends
Realtor Mo Thweny is rolling out a new report to give buyers and sellers a close look at luxury home sales and buyer activity in West Bloomfield, Novi, Birmingham, Northville, and other top Metro Detroit communities starting September 2026.
Five Below agrees to $179,500 settlement over pricing violations in Michigan
Five Below will pay $179,500 to Michigan after state investigators found repeated overcharging and missing price tags at stores in Southeast Michigan. The retailer must now implement stricter pricing controls and undergo independent audits.
Farmington Hills Mercy, Byron Center set the pace in Michigan volleyball for 2026
Farmington Hills Mercy and Byron Center lead Michigan's high school volleyball rankings for 2026, with experienced lineups and standout recruits promising a season of close contests across the state.
17 New Restaurants Open in Metro Detroit, 6 Close in August
Metro Detroit saw 17 new restaurants, bakeries, and bars open in August 2026, while six local favorites closed their doors. Residents can expect new dining options in Royal Oak, Novi, Dearborn, and more.
Oakland County Targets Invasive Plants Along Major Roadways
Oakland County will treat invasive Phragmites and knotweed along main roads through October, aiming to protect native plants and prevent infrastructure damage in dozens of local communities.
Michigan Charges 5 Noncitizens With Alleged 2024 Election Voting
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has charged five noncitizens and one U.S. citizen in connection with alleged illegal voting in the 2024 general election. Ten other cases were closed, and 22 remain under investigation statewide.
Vandalism Targets License Plate Cameras as Michigan Debates Privacy
Communities across Michigan are seeing a rise in vandalism of police license plate cameras as lawmakers consider new regulations and residents voice concerns about surveillance and data privacy