Drivers traveling through Detroit should prepare for major traffic disruptions this weekend as both directions of I-75 will be closed between McNichols Road and 7 Mile Road for the demolition of the Savannah Street/Oakland Avenue bridge.

Anyone who has seen Jada Hudson or knows of her whereabouts is asked to contact the Detroit Police Department at 313-596-1340 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP.

A frightened, trembling dog was rescued early Friday after becoming trapped in a sinkhole near Oakland Avenue and Ferrand Park in Highland Park.

A dog trapped in a sinkhole in Wayne County was rescued on Friday.

Detroit’s first “Art Alley” is now open, transforming a neglected alley into a vibrant public space.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that a blighted hundred-year-old building in Detroit’s North End will be redeveloped into residential units with the support of local and state funding.

The structure is owned by the University of Michigan, who will do the investigation into the fire.

Officers found the 21-year-old student with significant head injuries who was then transported to University of Michigan hospital with life-threatening injuries.

A community art installation being erected in Detroit’s North End helps visitors find beauty and inspiration in a most unusual spot.

One person was killed overnight when a driver tried to change lanes on the freeway in Highland Park and sideswiped the victim’s vehicle, causing it to crash into the concrete barrier and roll over several times, police said.

Police said a man has been rushed to a hospital in serious condition after being shot while driving in Highland Park.

A person has died after crashing into a parked fire truck in Highland Park, according to police.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Detroit Police Department at 313-596-1340 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak-Up.

HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. – The girlfriend of one of the men found dead in a Highland Park home wanted police to force entry into the building the previous day when nobody answered the door, officials said. Officials said the girlfriend of one of those men went to the home Saturday and called police when she couldn’t get in contact with anyone. When nobody answered, the girlfriend wanted police to force their way into the home, but there was nothing unusual or illegal going on, so authorities called the landlord. They found the two men dead upstairs, according to authorities. Highland Park officials can’t officially name a cause of death, but someone removing items from the house Monday said there was a heavy smell of exhaust fumes still inside.

HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. – Police are investigating after two men were found dead Sunday inside a home in Highland Park. The men had run a chord up to the second floor, where the men were found, according to authorities. Police said the girlfriend of one of the men inside the home arrived Saturday and couldn’t get an answer at the door. The girlfriend wanted police to force their way into the house to check on the men, officials said. One day later, police did a wellness check and found the men dead inside the home, officials said.