Fans upset over royal disaster at "Bridgerton" ball in Detroit
Fans of the TV show "Bridgerton" already expressed some frustrations when the event was rescheduled from August to September.
Family, friends hold candlelight vigil for Tamya Durr
Nearly one week after a fatal crash in Detroit, family and friends of Tamya Durr gathered to remember her life.
Michigan appeals court dismisses lawsuit against Oxford school district
An attorney representing the victims told us why he thinks governmental immunity shouldn't apply here.
Teens learning safe driving through simulated dangers
A driving program in Ypsilanti is training teens to be ready on the road by showing them five of the most common dangerous driving experiences.
Detroit police chief disputes claims of unwarranted surveillance of Gaza War protesters
Two Detroit Board of Police Commissioners say monitoring social media accounts in this manner is firmly against their policy.
Michigan baking company releases allergen-free snacks
Cooper Street Snacks is putting their own unique spin on traditional granola bars and cookies with their line baked goods make health a priority.
Detroit youth tell stories of homelessness in ArtPrize installation
The exhibition goes live Friday, Sept. 13 at ArtPrize in Grand Rapids.
Ford unveils limited edition Detroit Lions F-150 Hybrid
Ford unveiled its limited edition Detroit Lions F-150 Hybrid that's fitting for the King of the Jungle.
Michigan corrections officers call on lawmakers over long shifts at women's prison
On Thursday, workers were outside of Michigan's only women's prison, the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Ypsilanti.
Oakland University faculty could strike ahead of new school year
The university has yet to strike a new deal with the faculty union after nearly three months of negotiating.
Ann Arbor doctor dies in bike incident, family connects with residents who rendered aid
A 68-year-old well-known doctor died while riding his bike on Whitmore Lake Road in Ann Arbor on Saturday. Thanks to the compassion and care of a few fellow residents, his final moments weren't spent alone.
Hamtramck community speaking out after another child is hit by car
Community members are calling for more after another child was struck by a vehicle in Hamtramck in over a month.
Detroit-area high school baseball coaching legend receives quilt honoring his career after Parkinson's diagnosis
The community rallied around Gary Szalka, the cherished educator who's now in hospice after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and Lewy Body Dementia.
Woodward Dream Cruise crowds taking it all in from curb to curb
Rain or shine, people were ringing in the celebration on Friday at the annual event, which someone described to me as Detroit's Mardi Gras.
Woodward Dream Cruise sees crowds gather Thursday with rain expected Saturday
For many of these diehard car enthusiasts we spoke to Thursday, Saturday will be a rain-or-shine event. Their vehicles might say otherwise.