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Safety on the lakes: 2022 drownings ignite lifeguard debate
Discussions on improving beach safety and bringing back lifeguards have resumed in some towns along Lake Michigan.
Four-year-old named Detroit Police Chief of the Day
Aniel Mendez is fighting stage four brain cancer. It's always been his dream to be a police officer, and the Detroit Police Department came together in less than 24 hours to honor the brave boy by naming him Chief of the Day.
10-year-old boy brings "hit-list" and knife to school, prosecutors say
A 10-year-old boy is accused of bringing a knife to school and asking another student to help him stab another boy. The student, who was allegedly asked to help, stopped the stabbing before anyone was hurt.
Family seeks justice after father of 2 murdered in elevator dispute in Greektown
According to Detroit Police, Ariel Harris, 29, was shot and killed after a disagreement outside of an elevator located inside the hallway of the International Banquet Center in Greektown.
NEXT Weather meteorologist Karen Carter speaks at Farmington Hills school
Meteorologist Karen Carter spent the afternoon at STEAM Academy in Farmington Hills, talking to students about weather and what it's like being on TV.
Construction on new Detroit Animal Care and Control facility to begin in January
City officials say the 30,000-square-foot building will include the DACC headquarters and shelter, more than 200 kennels and extensive outdoor areas for dog runs.
Possible rail strike impact on Michigan industries
The U.S. Senate is now under pressure to stop a rail strike threatening to cut off a major artery in the country's supply chain. According to experts, Michigan's auto and agriculture industries would be hit hardest.
One year later: Michiganders honor students killed in Oxford shooting
Wednesday marked one year after a tragic shooting at Oxford High School killed four students and injured seven others, including a teacher.
"We share bonds no one wants to share": Former Oxford student helps other mass shooting survivors
Knowing the pain of surviving a mass shooting, an Oxford High School graduate is comforting others in a way no one else can.
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Mt. Pleasant couple donates $2M automobile collection to Northwood University
More than 35 classic vehicles are being donated to Northwood University, worth more than $2 million.
DNC panel makes Michigan an early presidential primary state
Presidential candidates in 2024 will be putting more attention onto Michigan following a vote by a DNC panel
Man tries to set Detroit store on fire, police say
Detroit police are looking for a man who they say lit a garbage dumpster on fire and tried to spread that fire to a nearby store.
Paul Whelan's brother says goal is "to get Paul home before my parents die"
After a week of silence from former Marine and Novi man Paul Whelan, his brother sets his sight on getting him home.
Detroit Lions hope to rebound from Thanksgiving Day loss, prepare to host Jacksonville Jaguars
The Detroit Lions (4-7) hope to rebound from a Thanksgiving Day loss as the team prepares to host the Jacksonville Jaguars (4-7).
The Red Hook to open new location in former Great Lakes Coffee Roasting space
The Red Hook coffee shop is opening its fourth location in Detroit's Midtown neighborhood.
MSU shortens teacher preparation program to address teacher shortage
Michigan State University announced that its teacher preparation program will shorten, moving from a five-year program, to a four-year one.
MDOT crews to close lanes on 8 Mile near Telegraph starting Monday
Crews will be closing lanes on 8 Mile Road near Telegraph as they work to relocate underground and overhead utilities, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
3 women charged operating brothel in Warren
Prosecutors say Warren police were notified last month of Greenday Massage allegedly conducting sexual favors and prostitution. Two undercover officers made appointments at the parlor and were allegedly offered sexual favors for money.
Judge: Michigan woman charged in 15-year-old son's death competent to stand trial
A Michigan woman is competent to stand trial for her role in the death of her 15-year-old son, who was allegedly subjected to ice baths while malnourished, a judge has ruled.
Detroit Public Library adding 300 laptops, 500 hotspots for residents
Anyone interested in reserving a laptop or hotspot can do so at any Detroit Public Library location or over the phone with a library card. It is free to reserve one of these items, but they must be reserved in advance and must be returned after 90 days.
Ecorse High School student brought gun to school inside backpack
Police are investigating a student at Ecorse High School after they brought a gun to school, according to the Ecorse Public Schools Superintendent Josha Talison.
Police: Man fatally shot during gunfire with Grand Rapids officers
A man sought by police in connection with the slaying of an ex-girlfriend has been fatally shot during an exchange of gunfire with officers in western Michigan.
Reform candidates lead in UAW races with 68% of vote counted
Members of the United Auto Workers union appeared on Thursday to favor replacing many of their current leaders in an election that stemmed from a federal bribery and embezzlement scandal involving former union officials.
Family seeks justice after father of 2 murdered in elevator dispute in Greektown
Ariel Harris was murdered in Greektown after a disagreement outside an elevator.