Community members express outrage over police shooting of Kiaza Miller at Detroit city council meeting
Community members concerned about the police shooting of Kiaza Miller expressed their outrage during Tuesday's Detroit City Council meeting.
Oakland University students react to search for robbery suspects on campus
Hours of panic, worry and confusion for students at Oakland University as law enforcement officials searched on campus for two armed suspects connected to a robbery in Genesee County.
Detroit police: Woman fatally shot by officers after assaulting family members
Police say a woman who reportedly suffered from a mental health crisis and assaulted her son and mother on Detroit's west side was fatally shot by officers Thursday evening.
What happens next now that Prop 3 has passed?
Nearly 60 percent of Michigan voters voted yes on Prop 3, casting their ballots in support of the measure that will make abortion and other reproductive services a constitutional right.
Prop 1: What it will change and what it means for Michigan
The first of three proposals on the ballot in Michigan could change term limits for lawmakers and require them to disclose certain details about their finances.
Gun buyback events to be held in Oakland County this Saturday
St. David's Episcopal Church in Southfield will be one of four locations to host gun buyback events in Oakland County on Saturday.
Early voting centers open in Detroit, officials expect low voter turnout
The election is just three weeks away and voters were able to cast their ballots in person in Detroit.
Detroit-inspired Air Jordans give city something to celebrate
Roland Coit, the owner of popular shoe boutiques Royal Oak-based Burn Rubber and Detroit-based Two18, recalled the moment he received a phone call about an offer he couldn't refuse -- design a new colorway Air Jordan 2 retros.
Detroit City Council approves ShotSpotter expansion
Council members voted 5-4 on Tuesday to expand the controversial gunshot detection system.
Monroe County woman hurt in parking lot altercation files civil rights complaint
Attorneys for Tracy Douglas are calling for the Monroe County Prosecutor's Office to drop the assault charges filed against her after they say she was the victim in a fight back in August.
A closer look at ShotSpotter as Detroit weighs decision to expand
While Detroit continues to consider expanding ShotSpotter in the city, we took a closer look at data from two cities using the technology--St. Louis and Cincinnati-- to get a better idea of its impact on crime.
Deal in place to give Detroit police officers pay increases
In an effort to attract and retain police officers, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Police Chief James White announced a deal that will boost officer pay.
"National embarrassment": Detroit begins long-awaited demolition of Packard Plant
To write about the history of Detroit, it will be hard not to mention the Packard Plant. And Thursday is no story book ending for a place that was once home to a thriving auto maker.
Detroit City Council votes to postpone ShotSpotter expansion vote again
City council passed a motion to once again postpone the vote to expand ShotSpotter in Detroit, but council members did vote to renew the contracts for the technology to stay in the eighth and ninth precincts.
Attorney: New details reveal how Oxford officials missed red flags before shooting
The attorney representing the victims' families in a lawsuit against the district is accusing school officials of missing multiple red flags that he believes could've prevented the tragedy.