News desk: 313.222.2533 Sports desk: 313.222.2260 Features desk: 313.222.2480 Business desk: 313.222.2738 Page 1A KKINDICT: Detroit -- A federal grand jury has indicted former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick on 19 fraud-related charges. Kilpatrick was indicted on 10 counts of mail fraud, three counts of wire fraud, five counts of filing false tax returns and one count of tax evasion, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Kilpatrick is to be arraigned on the charges July 13. The most serious charges carry a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. By Paul Egan. Developing BUSINESS ('f') GMIPO: General Motors Co. has invited financial analysts, potential investors and other members of the financial community to Warren next week to review the company's business performance ahead of an initial public stock offering expected late this year. The June 29 meeting at GM's Technical Center in Warren will focus on GM's progress since emerging from bankruptcy last summer. By Robert Snell. Developing AUTOS SALES: Emerging markets are leading a recovery in global auto sales, which have risen 18 percent to 29 million cars and light trucks in the first five months of 2010, according to data compiled by Paris-based Renault SA. Things are looking up worldwide. By Christine Tierney. Developing TOYOTA: Toyota Motor Corp. has promoted several senior North American manufacturing executives as part of an effort to expand the ranks of its top regional managers. By Christine Tierney. Developing BURGESS: The 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee is the first product to arrive now that Fiat has taken control of Chrysler. So what could an Italian little carmaker know about off-roading American SUVs? Maybe nothing at all--and maybe that's why this particular vehicle turned out so nice. Mama Mia, that's one-a good-a Jeep. By Scott Burgess. Developing METRO ('a') MORTGAGES: Washington - Michigan can begin to distribute nearly $155 million to fund foreclosure prevention programs, the White House announced Wednesday. It's part of $1.5 billion announced in March that five states will share. Wednesday, the Dept. of Treasury approved Michigan's plans on who would qualify for the money and gave the state the go-ahead to launch their programs. Michigan will use the money to subsidize an unemployed borrower's mortgage payments while they search for employment, assist with loan arrearages for those who can sustain homeownership and have undergone a financial hardship and assist homeowners with negative equity through earned principal forgiveness. By Nathan Hurst. Developing ENTERTAINMENT ('e') LIFESTYLE ('l') SPORTS ('s') 