Jeff Jewell

Michigan health officials are warning of a significant measles resurgence as vaccination rates drop below herd immunity thresholds.

Six months after Star EMS took over ambulance service in Troy, the company has yet to meet the response-time benchmarks required under its contract with the city. However, officials said overall performance has improved compared with previous providers.

Detroit police are sending a clear message to those participating in illegal street parties, drifting and drag racing: This isn’t harmless fun — it’s a crime.

A fire destroyed a special needs playground at Nowlin Elementary School in Dearborn on Thursday night, leaving the equipment melted and mangled.

The headlines about child sexual predators being caught can make it feel like the problem is suddenly everywhere. Inside the FBI’s Detroit Division, Assistant Special Agent in Charge Marty D’Amico told Local 4 the reality is a little more complicated, but in one way, more encouraging.

Construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge is finished, and the Department of Homeland Security says it is ready to open.

Jeffrey Mosteller, the safety director at the Oxford Center in Troy, pleaded no contest Tuesday to involuntary manslaughter.

According to a statement from the President of the University of Michigan, Athletic Director and former Wolverine defensive tackle, Warde Manuel, will be stepping down at the end of the 2026 calendar year.

Police in Dearborn are warning residents — especially seniors — about a growing trend of door-to-door home repair scams.

A Detroit auto shop is facing a wave of customer complaints after vehicles were left sitting unfixed for months. Motown Automotive Supercenter, located on Greenfield in Detroit, is now under investigation by the Michigan Secretary of State’s office, officials confirmed.

Canadian wildfire smoke is drifting into Michigan, prompting state officials to issue a statewide air quality alert through at least Thursday and possibly longer.

Nearly 100-degree heat didn’t stop East Side Detroiters from gathering in protest, calling on the owners of a newly renovated building on Whittier near Roxbury to find another use for it before it reopens as a strip club.