Future of Detroit's historic Fort Wayne again being considered
Detroit City Council Member Gabriela Santiago-Romero says residents have already spent years weighing in.
Detroit marks 25 years since Sept. 11 attacks with riverfront ceremony
The ceremony also honored those who continue to serve, including law enforcement and Homeland Security personnel across Michigan.
Detroit city officials announce funding to expand after-school program
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield announced a $2.2 million city investment to expand the GOAL Line program by adding four recreation centers and three Detroit Public Library locations.
Detroit officials consider other utility options after storm, tornado
Councilmember Gabriela Santiago-Romero asked the council's Legislative Policy Division to study what other Michigan communities are doing to create their own energy.
Detroit businesses face costly repairs after tornado tears through east side
Five days after an EF-2 tornado tore through Detroit's east side, some businesses are just now getting a clearer picture of what it will take to recover.
Federal holiday closings a tricky decision for small business owners
What does it take for a small business to stay open on a holiday meant to celebrate its workers? Here's what a coffee shop owner said.
Detroit father injured while protecting infant daughter after tree falls on home
A Detroit father is recovering after the city says he was injured protecting his baby as severe storms tore through the lower east side.
Detroiters elect residents to scrutinize Renaissance Center redevelopment
As Bedrock and General Motors move forward with plans to redevelop the Renaissance Center, the group of residents who will help scrutinize the plans is coming together.
Livingston County Flock cameras pulled down after vandalism
Livingston County Sheriff Michael Murphy says about six have been damaged, costing his office about $5,000 so far.
Farmington Hills parent speaks out after student allegedly draws swastikas
A Farmington Hills mother is calling for changes after a student allegedly drew swastikas and an image referencing Hitler at Warner Middle School.
Use of license plate readers in Metro Detroit under scrutiny
As several law enforcement agencies continue to use the technology, lawmakers in the Michigan House have introduced bipartisan legislation to establish statewide guardrails for how the data is used and shared. It's an initiative backed by the ACLU of Michigan.
Detroit police chief asked man to remove photos of Mayor Mary Sheffield
Jahdante Smith says he's known Police Chief Todd Bettison for years. But their recent conversations took an unexpected turn after Smith posted photos of Mayor Mary Sheffield with a former boyfriend on social media.
Former Leland House tenants in Detroit fight for compensation
Months after former Leland House tenants were forced from their homes, their fight for compensation was back in court on Thursday.
"Money Out of Politics" proposal to appear on Michigan's November ballot
Supporters say it's about separating campaign contributions from government decisions.
Detroit unveils plan to raise rental property compliance to 25% by 2027
The city of Detroit is rolling out a five-point plan to bring thousands of rental properties up to code.