Residents at a Superior Township apartment complex said they’ve been living with backed-up sewage, days without running water, and what they believe is mold, and now the property is facing formal action from the township.

A utility pole problem is creating significant concerns for a resident of Madison Heights—he worries that the pole will collapse onto his home.

A former resident told Local 4 about disturbing conditions at the Vista Maria facility in Dearborn Heights, including an abandoned room allegedly used for punishment. This comes as authorities investigate the disappearance of 16-year-old Tasia Keaton.

Ice sickles on the outside, with barely any warmth on the inside. Local 4 was told that the case involved multiple North Hill Farms apartment complex residents in Pontiac.

Officials released a series of recorded phone calls that break down a murder-for-hire plot in which a man recruited two gunmen to travel to Flint and kill someone he believed to be responsible for murdering his “little brother,” according to authorities.

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A 17-year-old Southfield resident is still missing more than a month after he ran away from his mother’s home, police said.

The city of Ann Arbor is launching a pilot program to help older adults better age in place in their homes.

A Macomb County man was having a rough day until he was pulled over by police.

The Ann Arbor Drop-Off Station accepts various items and materials for a fee.

A porch pirate who was caught driving around a U-Haul truck stole from a resident in Detroit who lives on Outer Drive West and Rutherford Street.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, Dr. Frank McGeorge has been keeping viewers up-to-date and informed on all fronts. He’s been answering your questions about the vaccine, the vaccination process and more.

ANN ARBOR – The fourth year of the Ann Arbor Community Academy will kick off on March 10, and the program is currently seeking community members interested in participating. Formerly named the Ann Arbor Citizens Academy, the free program offers community members 18 years old or older a broad view of local government. Due to Ann Arbor Public Schools spring break, the academy will not meet on March 31. Graduates from the program have gone onto serve on City Council, the Public Art Commission, the Planning Commission, Water System Advisory Board and more. According to the city of Ann Arbor, preference will be given to city residents over nonresidents depending on program capacity.

ANN ARBOR The University of Michigan House Officers Association and Michigan Medicine have reached a tentative agreement following negotiations. U-Ms HOA, which represents residents, interns and fellows throughout the healthcare system, has 1,300 members. The HOA will vote on the three-year collective bargaining agreement this week with votes tallied on Thursday. Negotiating via video conferencing was a first," Robin Tarter, HOA Executive Director said in a news release. I applaud the leadership and collaboration of negotiating team members. Like what youre reading?

Detroit resident wants firefighters who stopped to snap photo in front of his burning home firedPublished: January 3, 2020, 5:09 pmA Detroit resident wants the firefighters who stopped long enough to use a burning home as a backdrop for a retirement photo fired.

ROSEVILLE, Mich. – A Roseville police officer was involved in a crash around 7:30 a.m. Saturday that was caused by a driver with frosted windows. Police say a Fraser resident was entering the eastbound 13 Mile roadway Saturday and collided with a Roseville Police Unit. The Fraser resident did not defrost the windows of his vehicle. As a result, the Fraser resident was issued a corresponding violation. The Roseville officer was transported to the hospital to be evaluated and is expected to return to work this week.