Detroit crime reduction groups losing federal grant money
In April, the U.S. Department of Justice's Office for Justice Programs cut about $500 million in funds nationwide.
Michigan congressional lawmakers call for reversal of Job Corps cuts
After the Trump administration ordered the pause of operations at Job Corps centers across the country, including three in Michigan, local lawmakers are now pushing for its reversal.
Michigan congressional leaders discuss federal budget bill
At the Mackinac Policy Conference on Thursday, Michigan congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle shared their thoughts on President Trump's "big, beautiful bill."
Residents frustrated nearly 3 months after Detroit water main break
Nearly three months after the major water main break in Southwest Detroit, residents say they are still recovering and frustrated with the city's response.
Planned Parenthood of Michigan braces for impact of federal cuts
Officials say the defunding risk has already led to some difficult decisions.
City of Detroit gears up for busy Memorial Day weekend
Memorial Day weekend is finally here, and with it comes the start of festival season in Metro Detroit.
Metro Detroit nonprofit awaits impact of spending bill cuts
Last fall, FORCE Detroit was awarded $2 million to fund and support its work through 2027, but in April, it found out almost all of it is now gone.
Michigan organizations speak on possible impact of federal Medicaid cuts
Organizers say the demographics most at risk with the cuts are already some of our most vulnerable: pregnant women, people with disabilities and seniors.
Roads reopen after chemical spill at Livonia-Farmington Hills border
A chemical spill prompted a road closure that lasted overnight into early Tuesday as crews dealt with the cleanup. The roads have since reopened.
Proposed bill in Michigan targets medical guardianship
A new bipartisan bill package hopes to streamline the process for Michigan families making medical guardianship decisions, also known as next of kin.
Detroit student pilots honor Tuskegee Airmen with flyover
Clear skies in Detroit on Friday made the perfect backdrop for a special flyover for one of the nation's heroes.
New surveillance program gives Dearborn police access to real-time videos
The city plans to use $133,000 from its drug forfeiture and federal justice funds to help pay for the system, along with money given by the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Metro Detroit youth speak on election of Pope Leo XIV
As the world learned of the election of the first American pope, Detroit Archbishop Edward Weisenburger spoke of the need to listen to the youth to determine the church's future direction.
How will federal cuts impact Michigan immigrant families?
As Congress prepares to consider massive cuts to health care and social services, those changes could spell significant changes for families in Michigan, particularly within the immigrant community.
Nearly 600 people sentenced to life in Michigan could be up for resentencing
After a landmark ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court, nearly 600 people convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole as juveniles could be up for resentencing.