Michigan identifies 2.1 million dormant or outdated voter registrations since 2019
Over 2.1 million voter registrations have been canceled or identified for future cancellation in Michigan since 2019, the Secretary of State says.
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Over 2.1 million voter registrations have been canceled or identified for future cancellation in Michigan since 2019, the Secretary of State says.
Photos of gas price signs have been trending on social media during the past few days, as motorists take note of a spike in fuel prices.
Two new lawsuits accuse the Detroit and Warren police departments of overreach and violations of constitutional rights.
Officials say Wells Hall will be closed through Friday, May 1.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is once again pushing back on DTE's request for a rate hike after the utility company submitted a $474 million proposal on Tuesday.
Police believe the shooting stemmed from an argument in the parking lot, and the urgent care was not being targeted.
The program launched in 2016 and examines people's records, such as the number of convictions and the length of time since their last conviction, on a case-by-case basis.
The police department says they've received countless complaints of children and teenagers riding e-bikes and traditional bicycles recklessly through the city.
Dearborn Heights is holding a second workshop as officials and residents look for ways to improve traffic safety across the city.
Neighbors now say the party happened at the only short-term rental they know of on the 19100 block of Huntington Avenue.
Detroit's Lifeline H2O program, designed to help low-income residents afford water, has now reached its limit.
The Barack Obama Leadership Academy will lose its affiliation with Detroit Public Schools Community District as of June 30.
Kristi Tucker-Fleischfresser is charged with one count of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the November 2022 death of a resident.
A Macomb County man is headed to prison after pleading no contest to multiple charges of the distribution of child sexually abusive material.
Several cities in Southeast Michigan could allow golf carts on public streets if a state bill expanding the rules passes.
