Jason Wilger

A Redford Township homeowner is pushing back after receiving a notice that his year-round skeleton display violates a new township ordinance — and the debate has taken on a life of its own online.

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, prompting lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to raise concerns about how the technology could affect public safety, the economy, and national security.

Former University of Michigan hockey coach Gordon “Red” Berenson is speaking out after 16 former players filed a federal lawsuit alleging they were hazed and sexually abused while playing for the Wolverines.

A former school building in Southwest Detroit is getting a new life as a center for infants, toddlers and their families.

Detroit City Council is asking to explore alternatives to DTE Energy after last week’s storms left more than 450,000 people without power.

Cleanup efforts continued across Detroit’s east side Tuesday, five days after a tornado damaged homes, businesses, and trees across the city.

A Metro Detroit doctor said a billing error has left her waiting weeks for more than $200,000 in insurance payments.

A potbellied pig has become an unexpected visitor in a Detroit neighborhood after apparently wandering away from its home and settling near a pine tree.

Dr. Reina Salazar has spent 35 years treating patients as an allergist, so she says she never expected that, after decades in practice, she would be scrambling to figure out how to pay her employees, rent, and utility bills.

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield left an event Friday through a back door before Local 4 could ask her about a controversy involving social media posts, her former partner and police Chief Todd Bettison, despite giving the city a heads-up that we wanted to speak.

The Leland on Bagley Street and Cass Avenue sits abandoned, having been sold three months ago after years of decay and disrepair.

Local 4 has learned more about the man suspected of repeatedly stabbing a 62-year-old woman inside an Inkster Dollar Tree — an attack police said appeared to be unprovoked and random.