Annual Bay-Rama Fishfly Festival returns to Metro Detroit
The 59th Bay-Rama Fishfly Festival is ready to kick off in downtown New Baltimore.
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The 59th Bay-Rama Fishfly Festival is ready to kick off in downtown New Baltimore.
Health officials said the FDA and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are investigating illnesses associated with Diamond Shruumz-brand microdosing chocolate bars, infused cones, or micro dose and macro dose gummies.
Michigan State Police are investigating after a man was fatally shot by police Tuesday in Wayne.
Jeffery Herbstman, the ex-boyfriend of Detroit synagogue leader Samantha Woll, initially confessed to killing her but was later released.
A dozen more Rite Aid stores were added to the list of closures after filing for bankruptcy, according to court documents.
Debra Langlois, a pediatrician at Michigan Medicine, said the rise in temperature can happen faster than you think.
Almost two years ago, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office began working with HigherGround, a company out of California, to implement "Live 911." Their software live streams emergency calls directly to officers in the field and provides a precise GPS location of the caller.
A Roseville man who is charged with murder in his roommate's death is bound over to Macom County Circuit Court.
A bill that would allow medically fragile inmates out of prison in Michigan is in the home stretch before being sent to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for approval.
Eastern Michigan University's Africology and African American Studies department will host a "Why Juneteenth Matters" lecture on Wednesday.
The events will allow gun donors to bring their firearms to the six participating churches to be disassembled on-site between July and November.
Data shows that between February 2024 and April 2024, five of the six ShotStopper areas saw a 22% reduction compared to other areas that saw a 20% reduction.
A neighborhood in Taylor had been without power since Monday afternoon before services were restored early Tuesday afternoon.
Scammers are asking businesses to fill out Form 9710 and include a fee to "correct the error," but this form doesn't exist.
Zaughn Dontell Coleman, 29, was charged with second-degree murder, reckless driving causing death and operating while license suspended causing death in the car crash that killed 40-year-old Quintell Ray.
