Amaya Kuznicki

Students on the University of Michigan campus are grappling with disbelief after the recent firing of football coach Sherrone Moore, who is now under investigation and in jail.

Oakland County is facing hazardous road conditions as snow turns to slush that could freeze later, creating slick and dangerous surfaces. Plow crews are working around the clock to keep roads clear and residents safe.

The event showcased young leaders using their voices to support meaningful causes and raised more than $175,000 for Kids On The Go, an organization providing therapies and programs for children with special needs.

Sadie Mae, a corgi who cannot use her hind legs, has captured hearts with her inspiring spirit after running in a dog race at a Detroit Lions game.

The defense team is scrutinizing the evidence, highlighting concerns about missing witness statements, text messages, emails, and incomplete audio and video recordings.

Saline Township is divided over a proposed data center powered by DTE Energy. Many residents say they were caught off guard by the plan and worry it is moving forward without enough public discussion.

Eastern Market in Detroit is extending its hours this holiday season to help shoppers find unique gifts while supporting local businesses.

These young creators are not just making things -- they are developing real-world skills that can open doors for their futures.

Millions of Michiganders are on the move this Thanksgiving weekend, traveling by car and plane, according to AAA.

With the first big snow on the way, road crews across Metro Detroit are preparing for a busy few days.

Early Wednesday morning, a shooting at Bogarts Lounge in Inkster left a security guard wounded and sparked a deadly police shooting in Trenton.

Kalasho Education and Youth Services partnered with the Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan on Sunday, Nov. 23, to distribute boxes filled with groceries and essentials for families in need.