Six students at an elementary school in Detroit were hospitalized after consuming what appeared to be marijuana edibles, school officials said.
Wyandotte police are taking a tougher stance on reckless teen biking, and it’s the parents who will feel it.
Detroit homeowners can learn about resources available for property tax help at several upcoming events happening across the city this spring and summer.
A lottery player won a $1.67 million Lotto 47 jackpot over the weekend, and the winning ticket was sold in Southeast Michigan.
The man accused of killing a Melvindale police officer in 2024 was removed from the witness stand on Monday after mentioning information unrelated to the case.
A fundraiser has been started to support the family of a 46-year-old man who died early Saturday after a fire broke out at a home on Haller Street in Westland.
Lou Hatty is sick of looking at it. He’s lived on the 4000 block of Courville Street in East English Village since 1956.
A lifelong Detroit couple has been dealing with a flooded basement for the five decades they’ve lived there, but it’s gotten much worse in the past weeks.
A Detroit woman living at the Viewpointe Village Apartments has been complaining for years, saying she has been living with mold and roaches in her apartment. She said nothing has changed.
Bookstock is back, and book lovers are already showing up in droves. The annual used book sale returned to Laurel Park Place Mall in Livonia for its 22nd year, drawing crowds on its very first day.
Blake Miller hasn’t missed a start since middle school and barely slept after the first round of the NFL draft. If the Detroit Lions' No. 17 overall pick is tired, he doesn’t show it on or off the field.
A Metro Detroit woman was nearly fooled by a fake IRS letter. Her daughter was able to spot the scam and is now warning others.
A Detroit man who pulled his girlfriend from the wreckage of a fiery crash shared his story and explained what happened.
An attorney in Michigan is accused of using pictures of his family members’ faces to paste onto child porn for his own viewing and distribution.
A Detroit man says a voicemail left by a funeral home co-owner suggested she was planning to give him someone else’s cremated remains amid a dispute over access to his late wife’s ashes.
At the corner of Puritan Avenue and Lesure Street on Detroit’s west side, an abandoned building is being rewritten into something new: a neighborhood bookstore and café.
An Ecorse woman is warning other pet owners about a scam she says cost her nearly $200 as she desperately searched for her missing dog.
Robert Walls said he went to Home Depot for something simple: a paint roller for a new home. Instead, the 58-year-old Army veteran said he ended up tased, cuffed and in the hospital.
As the trial continued on Friday in the murder of a Melvindale police officer, the defendant was escorted from the courtroom after making another outburst in court.
The man accused of stabbing a Livonia police officer inside the department’s lobby has been referred for a competency hearing.
Property taxes can be a heavy burden for families across metro Detroit, and falling behind can put a home at risk of foreclosure.
The man on trial for allegedly shooting and killing a Melvindale police officer in 2024 made an outburst in court on Thursday just as the trial adjourned for the day.
A Michigan congresswoman has introduced legislation to stop federal immigration authorities from turning warehouses into detention centers.
Michigan environmental leaders say it’s important to teach the next generation to be better stewards of the environment, and learning how to recycle is part of that.
At 99-years-old, Katherine Leaphart says she’s blessed to be here every day. Retired since 1991 after working for the department for corrections, she leads a simple, quiet life at a senior living facility in Allen Park.
A whistleblower says he’s a father first -- and he couldn’t stay quiet after what he says he saw on a special-needs school bus.
Dearborn police are stepping up patrols in response to a spike in complaints about loud, modified exhaust systems — and residents say the noise has gotten bad enough to keep them up at night.
A Detroit man saw TikTok videos of people winning big lottery prizes and thought it would never happen to him. Days later, he ended up winning $500,000.
A Grosse Pointe Park attorney used photos of family members’ faces and pasted them onto child porn pictures to view and share with others, according to prosecutors.
An attorney in Grosse Pointe Park is facing 26 felony charges after child pornography was found in his home, prosecutors said.
At Detroit’s peak in the 1940s, it’s estimated that industrial companies were dumping six million gallons of waste into the Detroit and Rouge rivers every year.
Michigan State Police are investigating a suspected freeway shooting on eastbound I-96 that they say began with a near crash and escalated into gunfire, though no injuries were reported.
Neighbors in Detroit’s Barton-McFarland neighborhood are frustrated after the city restarted work on a lead service line replacement project, temporarily blocking access to their driveways without notice.
Detroit police Assistant Chief F.D. Hayes gave an update on the triple homicide on the city’s west side that left three young people dead and multiple families grappling with unanswered questions.
A triple fatal shooting on Detroit’s west side early Sunday morning has left three young people dead and multiple families grappling with grief, shock, and unanswered questions.
A Brightmoor resident who built a community gathering place on his Burgess Street property says years-long efforts to expand the park have stalled amid disputes with the city and a separate legal fight with the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department.
City leaders in Dearborn Heights say they’re stepping up efforts to make residential streets safer for both drivers and pedestrians, especially in areas where neighbors report ongoing issues with speeding, reckless driving, and motorists ignoring stop signs.
The suspect wanted for fleeing and eluding multiple police agencies has been captured after striking an officer with a vehicle door while attempting to escape.
A 19-year-old from Detroit has been sentenced after stealing $1,300 from a Facebook Marketplace buyer in the parking lot of the Livonia Police Department.
A police chase involving a 15-year-old following a traffic stop ended in a fiery crash with another car and slamming into a nearby home on Sunday. The boyfriend of the woman who was in the car the teen crashed into described how he pulled her from the wreckage.
Woodhaven Mayor Patricia Odette is speaking out amid an investigation into alleged misconduct after submitting and then withdrawing her resignation earlier this month.
The boyfriend of a woman who was injured in a fiery crash on Detroit’s west side involving a stolen vehicle driven by a 15-year-old who fled a traffic stop attempt by Michigan State Police speaks about saving her life.
Just weeks after Detroit city crews spent hours cleaning up and boarding a nuisance vacant apartment complex on Greenfield near Six Mile, neighbors say problems at the property are continuing and in some cases escalating.
A crash involving a stolen truck left one driver hospitalized after a teenage suspect fled a traffic stop attempt by the Michigan State Police.
A childhood visit to the Henry Ford Museum sparked Mikala Sposito's passion for welding. Now, at 21, she's the first woman ever to represent the United States in the International World Skills Welding Competition.
The U.S. Justice Department has demanded hundreds of thousands of ballots and related records from the Detroit area from the 2024 election.
The Justice Department is asking Wayne County to turn over every ballot from last November’s presidential election, and Michigan’s top Democrats say the request doesn’t make sense.
Parking at the Detroit Metro Airport could soon become easier as a new guidance system is being installed in the McNamara Terminal Garage.
The driver accused of speeding more than 100 mph through a west side intersection, killing one woman and seriously injuring another, has pleaded guilty to two felony charges.
A 23-year-old driver is dead and a 30-year-old passenger is in critical condition after a crash Sunday morning on the southbound Lodge Freeway near Wyoming in Detroit.
Chearia Broughton, 38, of Detroit, was sentenced in the 3rd Circuit Court in Wayne County to one year of incarceration for organizing a high-volume theft ring targeting Ulta Beauty stores in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties.
A Livonia hiker is still missing 33 years after he last spoke to two men in a helicopter during a trip to Hawaii.
A 19-year-old man was shot by Michigan State Police after a brief chase in Inkster that ended with a crash that killed another driver, authorities said.
Lt. Mike Shaw of the Michigan State Police Department gave an update about the shooting of a 19-year-old man who fled after a traffic stop, leading to a crash of another vehicle that killed the driver during an operation tied to a homicide investigation.
A multi-county drug bust in Metro Detroit netted fentanyl, heroin, guns, and $270K in cash and jewelry.
Residents along a stretch of McLain Avenue near Porter Street in Lincoln Park say they’ve endured years of crumbling road conditions, dozens of potholes, pooling water, and a rough ride that’s only getting worse after recent storms.
A 19-year-old man was shot by police after fleeing a traffic stop, crashing an SUV into another vehicle, and killing its driver during an operation tied to a homicide investigation.
Detroit Dog Rescue is facing an emergency: its kennels are at capacity, and its supply of dog food is critically low, following recent storms that staff say have driven more stray dogs out of hiding and into the streets.
Residents displaced from the historic “The Leland House” may soon be able to retrieve their belongings after months of uncertainty, following a bankruptcy court decision Thursday.
A week after a school bus slid into a ditch along Clark Road, as police said the driver was trying to avoid potholes, neighbors and parents are still pushing for repairs and say recent rain has made conditions worse.
This week, the Detroit Fire and Police Departments are recognizing the men and women who staff the city’s emergency communications center as part of National Telecommunicators Week.
City leaders in Dearborn Heights are considering creating an ordinance that would regulate children’s use of electric bikes and scooters.