Joel Deaner

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield declined to comment when asked whether Detroit police Chief Todd Bettison acted appropriately during a recorded phone call with activist Jahdante Smith.

The Lincolnshire Village Tenant Association is asking officials to step in as residents share reports of mold.

A state supreme court ruling is sparking a major debate over constitutional rights and public safety as more than 20,000 sex offenders are being removed from Michigan’s registry.

With a larger budget for the next fiscal year, Oakland County is investing in community health workers, tenant support, lead abatement, and human trafficking prevention efforts.

Fire trucks race through intersections every day to put out fires or help get someone to a hospital. The Detroit Fire Department is now testing technology that will trigger green lights to switch on when a truck comes through an intersection.

For months, customers say they dropped off their cars at Motown Automotive Supercenter on Greenfield Road in Detroit — and never got them back. Now the shop is closed, but for at least one customer, the problems are far from over.

Michigan State Police have removed more than 20,000 people from the state’s sex offender registry following a landmark Michigan Supreme Court ruling — slashing the list by nearly half.

What began as a routine children’s football game in Pontiac turned chaotic when a shooting happened, leaving two injured and a community demanding better protection.

On Sunday, the Detroit Lions are taking on the New Orleans Saints to kick off the season.

The search is intensifying for a Royal Oak man who went missing after a solo hiking trip to Isle Royale National Park in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Detroit’s creative community came together for a masterclass unlike any other, drawing more than 700 attendees eager to tap into the city’s bursting creative energy.

The tariffs range from 15% to 50% on products including dairy, steel, appliances, farm equipment, paper goods, and electronics.