Jacob Nagel

Josh and Gabrielle Mitroka say their son’s first day riding the school bus turned into a frightening ordeal — one that has left the 6-year-old too scared to ride again.

Residents of a Clawson neighborhood were blindsided when they learned nearly every mature tree on their block had been marked for removal — all as part of a larger city infrastructure project.

One of Detroit’s most historic — and overlooked — landmarks is seeing more traffic than it has in decades, all thanks to the new Gordie Howe International Bridge, which has been open for about seven weeks.

The Gordie Howe International Bridge has only been open for seven weeks, but it’s already changing the story of one of Detroit’s most historic — and overlooked — landmarks.

A soccer referee is recovering at home after suffering life-threatening injuries during a high school soccer game last month — and an outpouring of community support is helping him and his family get through it.

Cleanup efforts continue across five Detroit communities after a severe tornado damaged homes, businesses, and infrastructure across the city’s east side.

Sixteen former University of Michigan men’s hockey players have filed a federal lawsuit alleging they were hazed and sexually abused while on the team between 1984 and 2001.

E-bikes and e-scooters have become a common sight on sidewalks, trails and roads — but a growing number of serious accidents and fatalities have one Michigan lawmaker pushing for new safety regulations to catch up with the trend.

The Detroit mayor confirmed there was a tornado on the city’s east side on Thursday.

Strong storms knocked out power for more than 200,000 DTE Energy customers across Metro Detroit Thursday, leaving neighborhoods dark, streets blocked by debris, and residents scrambling to clean up the damage.

A Detroit woman is working to help raise money for the six children of her lifelong friend, who was shot and killed last week in what police are calling a domestic violence incident.

Vice President JD Vance campaigned in Sterling Heights, urging Republicans to vote in November and criticizing Democratic candidates as extreme.