Detroit-area restaurant joins in to help with hurricane recovery efforts
Small and large communities across the country have joined forces to help people after two hurricanes caused major devastation, and Metro Detroit is stepping in.
Many seek shelter in Metro Detroit as Hurricane Milton's lands in Florida
Thousands of flights out of Florida have been canceled as the state braces for Hurricane Milton. This has caused many to leave the area, some opting for shelter in Michigan.
Wayne-Westland high schools take on Friday night football amid new safety policies
New measures are in place for some Wayne-Westland schools' home football games.
Disease affecting deer on the rise throughout Michigan
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says epizootic hemorrhagic disease cases are beginning to uptick and will likely result in higher levels of dead deer.
Detroit introduces placards showing restaurant health compliance
Starting in October, Detroit is rolling out its "Dining with Confidence" restaurant inspection placards as another step in preventing repeat violators.
Counterfeit airbags continue to rise, federal officials warn
Customs and Border Protection agents say they seized 490 counterfeit airbags this fiscal year, which is more than 10 times higher than 2023.
Excitement builds for fans as Detroit Tigers push for playoff bid
Throughout downtown Detroit Thursday, there was no shortage of Tigers fans sporting their gear.
University of Michigan protesters speak out after AG Nessel files charges
In April, students and supporters created an encampment on Michigan's campus.
Farmington Hills residents protest proposed Sheetz location
Farmington Hills Planning Commission members met with protestors during Thursday's meeting.
DTE customers worry about proposed rate hike
On Wednesday, several dozen people spoke out against DTE's proposed electricity rate hike during a public hearing at the Michigan Public Service Commission.
Chronic absenteeism rates improve in Michigan, but still fall short of pre-pandemic levels
New data shows that chronic absenteeism levels have declined statewide in Michigan from the previous school year. However, the numbers are still higher than before the pandemic.
3-year-old boy injured after shooting himself, Detroit police say
Police say the child's mother came home from work and set her gun down on the dresser minutes before the child grabbed it.
Parents plan to file civil suit after Michigan substitute teacher accused of sexual assault
Parents say they voiced their concerns numerous times about the substitute. They are now planning to file a civil suit.
Detroit grocery store offers refrigerated space for homes without power
As power outages continue to hit Southeast Michigan, one Detroit business is hoping to help.
New 911 camera sharing system tested in Livingston County
From minor emergencies to deadly crimes, Livingston County is trying something new to make dispatchers much more informed.