Mural Honors Detroit Public Workers Who Died From COVID-19
A large mural honoring a firefighter and other Detroit public employees who died from COVID-19 has been unveiled next to a fire station.
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A large mural honoring a firefighter and other Detroit public employees who died from COVID-19 has been unveiled next to a fire station.
Here's a list of Memorial Day parades happening in the metro Detroit area this weekend.
An Ontonagon County judge handed down the harshest prison sentence yet in the Michigan Attorney General's clergy abuse investigation.
A judge exceeded his authority when he barred a Flint-area prosecutor from making a beneficial deal with four teens charged in a fatal rock-throwing incident above Interstate 75, the Michigan Court of Appeals said.
Legislation to close a gap in Michigan marijuana law that has allowed some untested products similar to marijuana to be sold passed Thursday in the state House.
A national resource for alcohol and substance abuse treatment, DrugAbuse.com, surveyed 3,200 Americans to find out how many had formed better habits during the pandemic and why.
A Detroit man who spent 48 years in prison for a fatal robbery pleaded no contest to second-degree murder Tuesday in an extraordinary compromise that settled his claim of innocence and allowed him to go free.
The city of Detroit has received a $30 million federal grant that will help implement a plan to bring more affordable housing to one of its older neighborhoods.
A man was exonerated Wednesday after 32 years in prison when authorities agreed that he was wrongly convicted of a fatal stabbing in suburban Detroit based on faulty evidence, including a bite mark on the victim.
A fire that destroyed three buildings in a historic block in the Upper Peninsula occurred just two days before a couple planned to open a gem and mineral shop.
Nearly 100 more people died in traffic crashes in Michigan last year than in 2019, according to preliminary data released by the state police.
As the Memorial Day holiday weekend approaches and Michiganders prepare for boating fun, the Department of Natural Resources reminds everyone to put safety first.
An American journalist working in Myanmar was detained by local authorities Monday, his family and his news organization told CNN.
A Michigan city plans to resume water shutoffs that had been discontinued for more than a year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Police in southwestern Michigan say they are following up on a tip in the 1991 death of a Black teenager who drowned in the St. Joseph River.
The Pink Fund, a local nonprofit, announced that their 2021 applications have opened, and they plan to distribute $250,000 in financial assistance to qualifying breast cancer patients.
A school district in the Upper Peninsula is looking for summer teachers who could be enticed by Lake Superior, small-town living — and free lodging in a college dorm.
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will reopen tourist information services at all Michigan Welcome Centers on Friday, May 28.
A park bandshell that provided a stage for The Grateful Dead in the 1960s has been shut down in Ann Arbor.
The University of Michigan announced a plan Thursday to reduce carbon emissions from its campuses while compensating for future releases by preventing them elsewhere or removing the planet-warming gas from the atmosphere.
Michigan's main funds will take in an estimated $3.5 billion more in taxes than previously forecast thanks to increased consumer spending of federal stimulus checks and other coronavirus relief funds, state officials said Friday.
The idea came about in November due to the pandemic, now the transformation of the Music Hall's parking lot into an outdoor amphitheater is complete. Hundreds of performances are expected.
The star of HGTV's "Rehab Addict Rescue" has won a dispute with Detroit over ownership of a blighted home.
Attorney General Dana Nessel reissued her consumer alert warning Michiganders to be aware of scam calls claiming to be from state and local health departments.
Michigan will reinstate a requirement that people receiving unemployment benefits show they are actively searching for work, effective May 30, but has no plan to end a $300 weekly federal supplement going to 816,000 jobless residents.
