Ty Steele

Covenant House Michigan is hosting its 12th annual Sleep Out, an event designed to shine a light on the struggles young people face when they have nowhere safe to go.

Creatine has long been a go-to supplement for athletes looking to build muscle and improve recovery. But new research suggests its benefits may reach far beyond the gym.

Hazel and Alice Nicosia, just 10 and 8 years old, are leading a massive community effort to feed families in need through their annual “Little Friendsgiving” food drive.

Few people know the Michigan State Spartans–Michigan Wolverines rivalry quite like Nicole Niemiec, who spent three years as the university’s iconic mascot, Sparty, all while keeping her identity a secret.

Amazon says its cloud computing platform, Amazon Web Services, is back up and running normally following a widespread outage on Monday that disrupted businesses, gaming networks, and payment systems across the country.

A state audit has revealed major failures in Michigan’s school bus safety system -- including unqualified drivers, missed inspections, and buses deemed unsafe still being driven on the road.

In an emotional and historic exchange on Monday, Hamas released the final 20 living hostages held since the Oct. 7 terror attack, while Israel freed almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners under a U.S.-brokered cease-fire deal that President Donald Trump called “the dawn of a new Middle East.”

One man who knows both the brutality and resilience of Ukraine’s fight is Second Lt. Mikola Melnyk, a Ukrainian soldier who lost his leg in combat but continues to serve as an advocate with a prosthetic for other veterans.

A senior Hamas official says the terrorist organization is still waiting for a formal declaration of a cease-fire from Israel, even as both sides appear to have agreed on the first phase of a deal aimed at ending months of violence in Gaza.

New numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau reveal a grim reality for many Detroit families: more than half of all children in the city are now living below the poverty line.

Kaden Stevenson, a 10-year-old boy from Grand Blanc Township, is now the star of a new comic book.

On a recent Thursday night, Wayne County deputies fanned out across an East Detroit neighborhood in the city’s 9th Precinct as part of the sheriff’s S.C.O.U.T. program — a patrol designed to slow traffic and cut down on crime.