American Arab Chamber of Commerce fires exec. director amid investigation
The chamber says the former director was fired, effective immediately, and that it has taken steps to secure its accounts and prevent further loss.
Train moves more than a day after blocking Canton Township roadway
A CSX Corporation train in Canton Township, Michigan, has been causing a headache for drivers this week. The train finally moved, prompting officials to demand answers.
DEA Detroit seizes 8.5 million potentially deadly fentanyl doses
The operation also resulted in the seizure of 2,500 counterfeit prescription pills, 142 guns and $2.6 million in cash and assets, according to the DEA.
Michigan lawmaker targets excessive vehicle noise ahead of Woodward Dream Cruise
As thousands of car enthusiasts prepare to participate in the Woodward Dream Cruise, a Michigan lawmaker is pushing legislation to crack down on excessively loud vehicles.
Drug-resisting fungus on radar in Michigan as health experts monitor spread
The fungus can live on surfaces, move from person to person and, in some cases, resist the drugs used to treat it. For people who are already sick, the fungus can become life-threatening and, in some cases, fatal.
Bloomfield Twp. residents frustrated by dropped calls
Dropped calls and weak cell service have frustrated people across parts of Bloomfield Township, Michigan, with one resident saying she worries the lack of reliable coverage could become a safety issue during an emergency.
Southfield woman hospitalized sues over cyclosporiasis outbreak
What started as a routine trip to Taco Bell has turned into a nearly two-week hospital stay for Southfield resident Ella-Salone Jones. She shares her story amid a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak.
Detroit team brings supplies to unhoused residents amid wildfire smoke
As wildfire smoke continues to affect air quality across Metro Detroit, outreach workers are taking extra precautions to protect people who don't have the option to stay indoors.
Detroit unveils first installation of new street lights
Thousands of new streetlights are coming to Detroit neighborhoods as Mayor Mary Sheffield unveils the latest effort to improve safety and eliminate dark stretches on residential streets.
Warren family says tree limbs on power lines after restoration raise concerns
A Warren, Michigan, man says that although his power has been restored after last week's storms, he believes a dangerous problem remains in his backyard.
Detroit police investigate after human remains found in home
Police say there was work being done inside the home when the remains were found.
Witnesses describe deadly Fairlane Town Center shooting as "absolute chaos"
Police say the shooting stemmed from a dispute involving several young adults.
Detroit interns gain career boost on Usher-Chris Brown tour
Usher and Chris Brown are in Detroit for The R&B Tour, but behind the scenes, a different story is unfolding, and it all deals with a group of young adults.
Detroit family speaks out after man fatally struck by suspected drunk driver
A Detroit family is grieving after prosecutors say an alleged drunk driver hit and killed two people early Sunday morning.
Police watch for potential teen takeover at Livonia Spree
The Livonia Spree is back again, but this year, event organizers wanted to boost security protocols.