Detroit's iconic 600 Renaissance Center tower on the auction block
Taking up nearly an entire city block, a tower at Detroit's Renaissance Center is on the auction block.
Frustrations grow over response after SW Detroit water main break
Officials say the city has spent the last three weeks trying to work directly with the nearly 400 households impacted by the flood.
Detroit pays Blue Book price for vehicles damaged in water main break
The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department says it is working with insurance adjusters to check the 89 vehicles that are currently in the claims process.
U of Mich. Jewish student group responds to Dept. of Education's letter
Michigan Hillel, a group dedicated to empowering Jewish students, says the school acknowledged the concerns they presented to leaders at the beginning of the school year, including what they called threatening messaging posted around campus.
University of Michigan listed in warning letter from U.S. Education Department
University of Michigan is among 60 universities receiving warnings regarding the protection of Jewish students.
Michigan lawmakers debate over road funding plan
State lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are working on plans to address the funding needed to fix Michigan roads, but whether they can come to a compromise is still up for debate.
What dissolving the Education Dept. could mean for Michigan students
Established by President Jimmy Carter in 1979, the Department of Education's dismantling would require congressional approval.
Catholics mark Ash Wednesday in Metro Detroit
As millions of Catholics around the world and in Detroit begin the Lenten season, concerns over Pope Francis' health linger.
Day 1 of I-696 construction project begins on Monday
Monday is Day 1 of Metro Detroit's biggest construction project, eastbound Interstate 696, and drivers are bracing for years of changes.
Home where 3 children were allegedly abandoned wasn't properly registered
Pontiac City Council leaders say they plan to discuss the ordinances further at their upcoming meeting on March 4.
Michigan legislation aims to close gap on student transfers
A new bill that would close the gap when Michigan students transfer from one school to another will soon make its way to the state House with bipartisan support.
Historically Black church in Detroit receives $500,000 grant
The New Bethel Baptist Church was recently named one of 30 historically Black churches in the country.
Elderly residents angry with Detroit's communication after water main break
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.
Southwest Detroit residents frustrated with water main break response
More than 400 homes in Detroit are still suffering the impacts of a water main break that occurred nearly five days ago, and there is no end in sight.
Pontiac residents rally to support 3 children found abandoned
Over the weekend, deputies were called to the 600 block of Lydia Lane in Pontiac after a landlord reported not hearing from the children's mother since December 2024 and feared that something may have happened.