A 34-year-old woman from Detroit will spend years in jail for a crash that killed two people who were sitting at a bus stop.

Ryan Blaney opened the second round of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs with an emphatic victory for Team Penske, which flaunted its speed at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

The driver accused of crashing into a Detroit bus stop and killing an innocent couple appeared in court Tuesday.

As the holiday season kicks off on Nov. 7 in downtown Detroit, many shoppers want unique, handmade gifts.

There’s lots of talk of change in Britain’s election campaign, but little talk about climate change.

Halle Berry is joining a group of bipartisan senators to push for legislation that would put $275 million toward research and education around menopause, the significant hormone shift women go through in middle age.

More elevator riders in North Carolina soon won't see the eyes of the state labor commissioner staring back at them.

Police are seeking information about a missing Southfield teenager.

The Sweet Spot USA is known for its funnel cakes. Some of the popular choices include banana split, biscoff cookie butter, strawberry shortcake, and nutella and oreos. Wendy and Layla Taha joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to discuss the unique items on their menu.

Two Washtenaw County organizations have joined forces to help seniors cope with increased isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Consumers Energy recently named Tonya Berry as their new Senior Vice President of Transformation and Engineering.

Tommie Smith, John Carlos and Gwen Berry are among the more than 150 educators, activists and athletes who signed a letter Thursday urging the IOC not to punish participants who demonstrate at the Tokyo Games.

Hammer thrower Gwen Berry placed her left hand on her hip and took a quarter-turn so she was facing the stands, not the flag, while the national anthem played.

Gwen Berry won a humanitarian award Wednesday for raising social justice issues in the United States — a journey that began in 2019 when she raised her fist on the medals stand at the Pan-Am Games during the national anthem. The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee placed Berry on probation for her actions after winning a gold medal in August 2019. Berry was an outspoken skeptic of the USOPC when it took steps to deal with social injustice issues in the aftermath of George Floyd's killing in May. For winning the award, Berry gets $10,000 to distribute to charities of her choice. Carlos and Smith got sent home; the USOPC sent Berry a letter of reprimand.

I feel like, right now, my body and my mind, it's like Im going to war, Berry told The Associated Press in an interview Wednesday. To Berry, the statement from the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee that the federation stands with those who demand equality was galling. It came less than a year after the USOPC put Berry on a 12-month probation for her gesture at the Pan-Am Games. The episode comes against the backdrop of the IOC statement earlier this year that reiterated rules forbidding the types of protests Berry made. Theyre going to fight until they cant fight anymore.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Ann Arbor-based collaborative artists Trevor Stone, Natalie Berry and their four-year-old son Felix have spent two months building an ever-changing basement box fort. Theyve transformed their basement into an interactive and immersive box fort full of gadgets, pulleys, masks, walls, windows, consoles and more. A close up of a corn on the basement box fort. Building the basement fort has been an opportunity for the family for meaningful family time. The family has been documenting their efforts with the box fort through videos and a blog.