Michigan officials go over the edge to enhance firefighter training
Rappelling down the side of a burn tower is not the everyday routine for Mark Hackel and State Rep. Denise Mentzer.
Metro Detroit students apply, get accepted into college on the spot
The event called "Apply" was hosted by the nonprofit Detroit Regional Dollars for Scholars.
Pilot program simulator teaches students dangers of distracted driving
Detroit Catholic Central High School is one of four schools to incorporate this program into its curriculum.
Early voting begins Saturday in Detroit. What voters need to know
We are just over two weeks away from the November election and starting Saturday, Oct. 19, voters in Detroit will be able to cast their vote early for the first time in the city's history.
Kayaker discovers decomposed body on Rouge River in Wayne
A gruesome discovery was made in Wayne, where authorities are working to learn more information about a decomposed body that was discovered on the Rouge River.
Michigan animal rescue desperate for donations after social media fiasco
On any given day, the Animal Welfare Society of Southeastern Michigan has roughly 40 or more cats and dogs daily in its care.
Motown gears up for Tigers home playoff games
Soon Tigers fans will be packing downtown Detroit as the team gears up for Wednesday's home playoff game against the Cleveland Guardians.
Suspect wanted for assaulting Dearborn woman surrenders to police
A suspect who Dearborn police say was involved in a domestic situation early Thursday morning at an apartment complex has surrendered to police.
Volunteers team up to beautify Oakland County park
On Wednesday, more than one hundred volunteers got their hands dirty at Aaron Perry Park located off Edison Street.
Michigan woman charged with abusing disabled sister and daughter
Brittany Indonesia Ivory is charged with two counts of unlawful imprisonment, second-degree child abuse and third-degree vulnerable adult abuse.
Stellantis laying off nearly 200 workers at Sterling Heights plant
Stellantis is laying off nearly 200 workers at Sterling Heights Assembly Plant, where the automaker is preparing to produce the first battery-electric 2025 Ram 1500 REV truck.
New lawsuits against Michigan doctor claim hospitals failed to protect patients
New lawsuits have been filed against a Rochester Hills doctor accused of sexually assaulting patients.
Warren Mott High School cancels classes after false alarm at dance
After a false alarm at Warren Mott High School's homecoming dance and a threat made to the school on Sunday, classes, practices, games and other events at the school were canceled for Monday.
Barricaded gunman in custody after shooting at neighbor
A barricaded gunman in Oakland County was arrested Friday morning after a dispute with neighbors led to a shooting, police said.
Man charged after being found with child pornography at DTW
Tyler Minegar from Miami, Florida, is being held without bond in Michigan following a federal court hearing on Sept. 11 in Detroit.