Detroit city officials break down American Rescue Plan Act spending
Detroit received about $827 million through the American Rescue Plan Act, a once-in-a-generation infusion of federal funds designed to help cities recover from the pandemic.
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Detroit received about $827 million through the American Rescue Plan Act, a once-in-a-generation infusion of federal funds designed to help cities recover from the pandemic.
From shifting interests among young workers to rising costs for employers, both teens and small businesses say this summer's job market looks different.
Michigan State Police say an investigation is ongoing into a reported shooting on northbound Southfield Freeway.
A Metro Detroit lawyer is charged after authorities say he allegedly accepted a client with a suspended license.
Police Chief Todd Bettison said body cam video showed that the suspect shot himself.
The city's law department says the curfew would benefit the safety and welfare of minors in the localized downtown area during the annual fireworks display.
Southeast Michigan will see ideal conditions for outdoor activities and the Detroit Grand Prix during the coming weekend.
A Pontiac man is accused of shooting his wife in the face during an argument, Oakland County prosecutors said.
Home security video captured the moments an electric bicycle battery exploded in an Ann Arbor garage early Tuesday morning.
Michigan Humane took on a tricky animal rescue task after motorists reported seeing a cat along the Lodge Freeway in Metro Detroit.
A Port Huron man accused of killing his son and shooting and injuring two others has pleaded guilty to all charges.
Michigan State University's president is leaving his role in East Lansing to become the president of Clemson University in South Carolina.
The trustees at Interlochen Center for the Arts say they will demolish a cabin on its Michigan campus that was donated by Jeffrey Epstein.
A Michigan house explosion has left one person dead and one in critical condition.
The tentative agreement means roughly 300,000 Blue Cross members will continue receiving care at Michigan Medicine facilities as in-network services.
