Detroit police respond to claims of excessive force during arrest
The Detroit Police Department is pushing back, sharing body camera footage from an arrest this week of a woman who is accused of resisting arrest.
Another Detroit company moving out of Renaissance Center
One of the longest-serving tenants of Detroit's downtown announced a major change as it is moving its headquarters out of the Renaissance Center.
Detroit voters concerned with uncertainty of SNAP benefits
Detroit mother Articia Jackson says the money she receives in federal assistance isn't stretching as far as it used to.
Detroit mayoral candidates share their visions for the city ahead of election
A Friday forum allowed the top candidates for Detroit mayor to address growing concerns from voters on where Detroit is headed.
Sheffield and Kinloch participate in first Detroit mayoral debate
Less than three weeks before Detroiters head to the polls to elect the city's first new mayor in more than a decade, the final two candidates faced off in their first televised debate.
Protestors demand investigation into cases handled by ex-DPD officer
More than a dozen protestors lined up outside the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center for hours on Wednesday, pushing for an investigation into a retired Detroit police officer accused of misconduct during investigations.
Trial delayed for Detroit-area woman wrongfully declared dead
A Detroit-area family waiting years for justice will have to wait a little bit longer.
Detroit sewer repair program helps residents impacted by 2021 floods
The historic flooding event in Detroit in 2021 left thousands of homeowners dealing with damage they never expected, with water reaching as high as their cars and leaving homes like Paula Coleman's completely devastated.
Michigan marijuana businesses brace for impact of new 24% wholesale tax
Two business owners say they will do everything they can to weather the tax's impact, once it takes effect on Jan. 1, 2026.
Michigan marijuana association sues state over new wholesale tax
Less than 24 hours after Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an $81 billion state spending plan into law, one of the largest industry groups representing cannabis businesses in the state filed a lawsuit hoping to stop one of its new taxes in its tracks.
Michigan immigrant advocacy group challenges state's workers' comp policy
Michigan state law currently says any employees who have committed a crime are exempt from qualifying, and as of right now, undocumented immigrants are considered under that label.
DTE offers safety tips after 2 utility crew impostors convicted in murder trial
Getting a knock on the door from a utility worker isn't new, with many residents often coming home to a note asking for a call back.
Investigators take the stand in Rochester Hills murder trial
More than half a dozen new witnesses took the stand in Oakland County court on Thursday for the murder trials against two people accused of posing as DTE workers, killing a Rochester Hills man.
Residents displaced after apartment fire in SW Detroit
A fire early Friday damaged an apartment building on Porter Street. No injuries reported in aftermath of apartment fire in Southwest Detroit
Chinese national charged in smuggling case enters not guilty plea
On Thursday, one of the Chinese nationals charged with allegedly trying to smuggle dangerous pathogens into the country appeared before a judge in federal court.