City leaders preview Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix
City leaders came together for a news conference Thursday to share the excitement around the event.
Cellphone towers at Detroit public schools raise concerns among parents
There are more than 20 schools in Detroit with a cellphone tower on the property, with the district having 29 contracts with cellphone companies.
Michigan lawmaker has idea to reduce delays at railroad crossings across state
A bill under consideration in Lansing would look to address delays at railroad crossings in Metro Detroit.
Detroit gas station triple shooting leads to push for ban on businesses from locking doors on customers
Community activists like minister Teferi Brent say they fully support a proposed ordinance that would ban businesses from locking customers inside their stores.
Highland Park resident "disappointed" after some council members walk out of meeting
Some residents of Highland Park are disappointed after three council members walked out of last night's city council meeting.
Mother's Day event in Detroit to honor mothers who lost children to gun violence
The event, called Peace in Justice: A Mother's Day of Redemption, will be held at the Church of the Messiah on Saturday.
Southfield police deny excessive force claims in April arrest of mentally-ill man
Southfield police are pushing back against claims its officers used excessive force when they arrested Clint Willis in April.
Judge denies Detroit man bond, accused of shooting 3, killing 1 at gas station after argument over $4
Samuel McCray was denied bond and is facing a number of charges including first-degree murder.
Volunteer recounts finding 8-year-old boy missing in Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park
Troopers say a volunteer searching for the boy found him under or near a log, about two miles from his campsite.
City of Detroit files lawsuit in attempt to demolish Mammoth Building
The city said the owner of the Mammoth Building located on Grand River Avenue and Greenfield Road neglected the property for years despite a promise for redevelopment.
Daughter of card collector donates nearly 90,000 trading cards to South Lyon senior center for auction
The daughter of a longtime card collector donated nearly 90,000 trading cards to a South Lyon senior center.
Warren middle schooler hailed a hero after saving lives of classmates, bus driver
A Warren middle schooler is being hailed a hero after he saved the lives of his classmates and a bus driver.
U.S Attorney's Office holds "Second Chance Symposium" to help formerly incarcerated
April is Second Chance Month, and on Wednesday the U.S. Attorney's Office hosted those recently released from prison to connect them with the resources they need.
Alexander Morris, lead singer of Motown group Four Tops, plans to sue hospital for racial discrimination
The lead singer of the legendary Motown group the Four Tops says he is planning to file a lawsuit against a Metro Detroit hospital for racial discrimination.
New bills aim to protect patients from sexual abuse following Larry Nassar scandal
State lawmakers are looking to make key changes to Michigan's laws on sexual assault. The bills are in response to the scandal involving former Michigan State University doctor Larry Nassar the former doctor convicted of sexually assaulting his patients.