Rochester, Michigan, kicks off annual Big, Bright Light Show
Downtown Rochester, Michigan, is now fully into the holiday spirit as it held its annual Big, Bright Light Show and Lagniappe celebration Monday evening.
Officials, community leaders call for unity after protests in Dearborn
Michigan elected officials and community leaders are making their voices heard in Dearborn after anti-Islam protesters and counter-protesters clashed along Michigan Avenue earlier this week.
Anti-Islam protesters clash with Muslim community activists in Dearborn
Anti-Islam demonstrators clashed with counter-protesters on Tuesday in Dearborn as a group of a few dozen marched toward city hall, shouting Islamophobic rhetoric.
Harper Woods vs. Divine Child football game relocated after shooting
The move has created a war of words in the comments section of multiple social media pages online.
Independent pharmacy suit accuses GoodRx of price-fixing scheme
The class action lawsuit alleges that large pharmacies, like CVS, can weather lower reimbursements, but independent pharmacies cannot.
Oakland County officials prepare for snow this weekend
The Oakland County Road Commission is closely following this weekend's forecast, as Metro Detroit is expected to experience its first taste of winter weather this season.
Physicians, patients and advocates sue Michigan over pregnancy exemption law
A group of nine Michigan patients, physicians and reproductive rights advocates has filed a lawsuit against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and four other state officials.
Detroit Metro Airport travelers react to 10% air traffic reduction
Federal officials announced on Wednesday that there will be a 10% reduction in air traffic amid a government shutdown, leaving some people who traveled through the Detroit Metro Airport concerned.
Man taken into custody after hours-long standoff in Livonia, police say
A man who was involved in an hours-long standoff with police in Livonia, Michigan, was taken into custody Wednesday night.
First responders recognized for saving residents in Southgate fire
Police officers from 11 law enforcement agencies and firefighters from 14 fire departments were at the American House at Southgate Friday night.
Protestors rally against data centers in Michigan
The Michigan Public Service Commission held its second public hearing in the state on Monday night regarding how electric utilities will meet the future power demand, with the possibility of more data centers in the state.
Family sues man accused of attacking girl with knife in Detroit
It has been just over a year since a young girl was attacked at Ryan Park in Detroit, which required 20 stitches in her throat.
Wayne County Sheriff's Office provides safety training for religious leaders
The sheriff's office is the first in the state to offer anything like this, and authorities say it's because recent events have sparked a need for it.
Does TSA video of Noem blaming Dems for shutdown violate Hatch Act?
In a letter to DHS, a group of Democratic senators claimed the video violated the Hatch Act and called for the department to remove the video from all TSA checkpoints.
Eastpointe residents, business owners oppose lane reduction plan
Residents and business owners in Eastpointe, Michigan, have been complaining to the city for months over a proposed construction project called a "road diet."