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The Ferndale restaurant wants to help replace hundreds of coats that were lost due to water damage from a leaky roof. The coats are for children at Mandy's Place, who have been removed from their home due to abusive family situations.
Sheriffs' deputies in Jackson County say a series of traffic accidents began after a deer walked into oncoming traffic.
Halloween just wrapped up hours ago and Michigan is already getting prepared for the Holiday season.
Now that the trick-or-treating is done, what do you do with all of the candy? Several dentist offices and the Oakland County Sheriff are collecting candy for troops or buying it back.
Buying a keg of beer now requires a little more paperwork. Starting Tuesday, beer kegs are required to be sold with tags that can identify who bought them.
Authorities say two teenagers died and two others were injured after two vehicles crashed in southern Michigan.
Now that Turkia Mullin is no longer CEO at Detroit Metro Airport, a member of the Detroit City Council is calling for a deeper look into the Ficano administration.
After more than two decades in operation, fares on the Detroit People Mover are going up.
A state-appointed emergency financial manager for the city of Pontiac has fired the city's clerk, attorney and director of public works in what he says is realignment in City Hall.
Besides being a way to stir up the thinking juices, museums get us out off the couch and. Detroit is a history-rich city in culture, architecture, business, art and more.
A week before voters go to the polls on a pair of millage questions in Allen Park, pink slips are flying at city hall.
On Tuesday, Nov. 8, All About Animals Rescue will open its Pet Support Line, which offers help to those having pet issues as well as those who want to adopt and want help finding their new family member.
Gov. Rick Snyder says improving passenger and freight rail service is "vital to Michigan's future."
ArdentCause L3C, a Michigan technology company devoted to the nonprofit industry, Tuesday announced two more milestones in the venture's growth.
Michigan's plan to end welfare benefits for thousands of families has been at least temporarily blocked by a court order.