Detroit program protects neighborhoods for decades
What started in the 1960s as a grassroots effort to support Detroit police has evolved into one of the city's most impactful, yet lesser-known, crime-fighting tools.
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What started in the 1960s as a grassroots effort to support Detroit police has evolved into one of the city's most impactful, yet lesser-known, crime-fighting tools.
The Livingston Center Historical Village in Fowlerville, Michigan, is hosting a sale this week to help fund their restoration projects in the year ahead.
A new report by Destination Ann Arbor shows just how valuable those handful of weekends can be in the fall.
RAIL is asking for donations to keep its sober house open in the coming months. An anonymous donor has offered to match donations up to $20,000.
House N2 Home extends the life of items donated by college students and furnishes apartments for people exiting homelessness.
The "take a shoe and leave a shoe" phrase is common in the Shoebox Sports complex in Fenton, Michigan, where owners say the goal is to get every kid out on the court.
Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels says it's experiencing uncertain times after changes within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services shuttered the Administration for Community Living.
The city released its list of streets selected for the 2025 program.
An empty lot won't be empty for long after the city of Howell, Michigan, broke ground Wednesday on its new social district in the downtown area.
The launch was a particularly special moment for those watching at Washtenaw Community College on Monday morning as they cheered on one of their own alumnae, Aisha Bowe.
For generations, debutante balls have marked a young woman's formal entrance into society, but in Detroit, that tradition has evolved into something much more meaningful.
A former Dawn Farm client who's found stability in his recovery is literally going the extra mile to give back to the organization he says gave him a second chance at life.
It's hard to imagine what life was like more than 100 years ago, but the Kirkland House in Livingston County, Michigan, alongside a chapel, a barbershop and even a schoolhouse, means you don't have to use your imagination.
Attorneys representing the residents say while they should be entitled to a new place to live at Arbor One's expense, it hasn't been that easy unless their case goes to a judge.
Lori's Voice is a nonprofit organization based in Ottawa County, Michigan. It is on a mission to make a difference, and the newest recipients of their kindness are based in West Bloomfield for the Gray family.
Since Giving Blueday started back in 2014, the University of Michigan has raised nearly $50 million from more than 100,000 individual donations.
Detroit's Corktown welcomed more than 80,000 people for the 67th annual St. Patrick's Parade Sunday afternoon.
Detroit leaders are looking for resident input on how the city plans to spend federal funds to improve housing and infrastructure in response to major flooding in 2023.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan presented his budget for the 2026 fiscal year, which will begin on July 1, 2025.
Giving back to a community that's given so much to community activist Teresa Moon, who is well known along 8 Mile Road in Detroit.
Tateona Williams has been living in a shelter for the past few weeks. On Wednesday, the city of Detroit and the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries provided a home for free for a year.
In the one week since a water main break flooded more than 400 homes in southwest Detroit, many residents are still struggling to figure out what to do next.
It claims that between December 2024 and February 2025 the City of Ypsilanti condemned 18 of the 19 buildings across three Arbor One complexes.
People against the plan say they're concerned about flooding, unstable soil and the environmental impacts of the project.
The owner of Beal Properties says he's working to change this complex's reputation, starting by listening to those who live here.
