Detroit cuts ribbon on mixed-income housing development
City leaders, developers and community partners gathered Thursday to celebrate the opening of the first phase of Henry Street Apartments
Michigan Count Day includes celebration of Detroit student academic achievement
East English Village Preparatory Academy received an award on Wednesday, as attendance and enrollment were checked on Michigan Count Day.
Clarkston elementary students volunteer at blood drive inspired by classmate
Students at Independence Elementary School in Clarkston are spending their recesses and free time making bracelets, stickers and other items for a cause that is deeply personal to their school community.
Food pantry opens for students and families in Southfield
The opening of a new food pantry in Southfield on Monday will provide students' families with access to food, household essentials and additional support services.
Wayne County prosecutor files 14 felony counts on "after-hours" club shooting
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office has filed murder and related charges after a mass shooting in Detroit left three dead and four injured.
Trail ride business sues Oakland County for seizing 38 horses
The owner of High Vibe Trail Rides has filed a lawsuit against Oakland County, claiming officials unlawfully seized dozens of horses, omitted key information from search warrant applications and caused significant financial harm to her business.
Greektown business owner says weekend fencing is keeping customers away
A longtime Greektown business owner is taking legal action, claiming weekend security measures are driving customers away and hurting his bottom line.
Tony Hawk hits the streets of Detroit, leaves skateboard behind for fans to find
While the skateboard may be gone, Tony Hawk's impact on Detroit's skateboarding community remains.
Dozens of Detroiters receive deeds to homes through Buy Back Program
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield and the Detroit Land Bank Authority are celebrating the 67 Detroiters who are receiving deeds to their homes on Friday.
Michigan voting rights advocates push to boost voter confidence
Absentee ballots are scheduled to begin going out to Michigan voters this week.
1 dead after crash on Gratiot Avenue in Clinton Township, police say
A pedestrian was fatally injured in a traffic crash early Wednesday in Macomb County.
Students learn about environmental science with lessons at Belle Isle Park
Hundreds of Detroit students left the classroom behind this week for a day of hands-on learning at Belle Isle Park.
Volunteers deliver food to Oakland County seniors on World Alzheimer's Day
More than 100 volunteers gathered on Monday to distribute fresh food and Alzheimer's education resources to seniors in Oakland County in recognition of World Alzheimer's Day.
Halloween shoppers seek their styles at Salvation Army thrift shops
The Salvation Army's Lakeside Thrift Store welcomed shoppers on Friday for early picks of Halloween costume pieces.
Michigan drivers juggling expenses as gas prices continue to climb
Some Metro Detroit residents say the rising cost of fuel is forcing changes to daily routines and household budgets.