Dry wells spark concern in Monroe County, Michigan
Concerns are growing in Monroe County, Michigan, where some residents in Whiteford Township say their wells are running dry.
Detroit archbishop responds to feud between Trump, Pope Leo
A public back-and-forth between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV is getting attention worldwide, including in Detroit.
FBI, Detroit police investigating call of possible human remains found at vacant lot
The investigation is at a vacant lot in the 5000 block of Oregon Street near Beechwood Street.
Future of policing in Detroit at forefront of law enforcement symposium
The National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) is hosting its annual CEO symposium, bringing more than 250 members to MGM Grand Detroit.
Leland House tenants remain in dark on when they can return to building
For dozens of Leland House tenants in Detroit, the wait to get back their belongings is dragging on.
Chinese researcher at University of Michigan found dead, officials say
Questions are growing surrounding the death of a Chinese researcher tied to the University of Michigan and whether enough is being done to protect international scholars.
Police: Man stabs Livonia officer after threatening everyone in station lobby
A man walked into the Livonia police station lobby with a knife and threatened to kill everyone before stabbing an officer during a struggle, police say.
Whitmer instructs agencies to help businesses receive tariff refunds
On Thursday, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive directive to help businesses receive refunds on tariffs, with the state working to assess the impact of tariffs.
Detroit election officials: Trump federal order may suppress voter participation
A new executive order would require states to send eligible voter lists to the U.S. Postal Service, and anyone not on the list would not receive a ballot, raising concerns about voter access in Detroit and Michigan.
Detroit groups launch youth sports programs to prevent violence
Detroit police detained a dozen minors after nearly 300 teens gathered downtown Monday during spring break and 75-degree weather, prompting enforcement of the city's year-round youth curfew.
Dearborn launches portal for resident feedback; nearly 200 ideas posted already
Dearborn is one of four U.S. cities testing the Change.org Ideas for Change initiative, which lets residents propose solutions and vote on community ideas through April 19.
Former Detroit police sergeant arraigned on sexual assault charges
Prosecutors say 68-year-old Benjamin Wagner sexually assaulted five girls and women between 1999 and 2003.
Michigan coalition offer health guidance on immigration rights
As communities across the country face growing fears of increased immigration enforcement patrols, a coalition of civil rights advocates and health care professionals in Michigan is banding together to offer support for those on the frontlines.
Pretrial hearing held in Michigan deadly hyperbaric chamber case
More than a year after the hyperbaric chamber explosion that led to the death of 5-year-old Thomas Cooper, the criminal case against the owner of the Oxford Center and its three employees continues heading to trial.
Detroit educators react to sexual abuse allegations against Cesar Chavez
Once a revered and beloved figure in the farmworker movement, new sexual abuse allegations against labor leader Cesar Chavez are reaching far beyond the union line.