FBI conducts investigation at Southfield condo complex
Multiple law enforcement agencies were conducting an investigation at a Southfield condominium complex early Monday morning.
Demolition begins at Belle Isle's former zoo site to prepare for new nature area
Demolition has begun at the former Safariland zoo structures on Belle Isle as part of a redevelopment and update for the island's amenities.
Dearborn man comes out of coma more than 2 months after hit-and-run
A recent photo of Haidar Alfadawi shows him sitting up in his hospital bed, looking directly at the camera.
Archbishop speaks on plans to restructure Archdiocese of Detroit
The Archdiocese of Detroit is about to undergo some changes after announcing on Sunday plans to restructure over the next two years.
2,000 Michigan families to enjoy Thanksgiving meals provided by giveaway
A local nonprofit organization is making sure families in Detroit have everything they need for Thanksgiving.
Detroit nonprofit, environmental group turning vacant lot into green space
An environmental organization is partnering with a Detroit nonprofit to revitalize a vacant lot. The work will help turn Detroit into an official Bee City in the United States.
Fire heavily damages 80 storage units at Rochester Hills storage facility
Authorities are continuing to investigate the cause of a fire at a Rochester Hills storage facility late Tuesday night.
Michigan police agencies explore new ways to recruit and retain officers
The Police Officers Association of Michigan says police departments across the state are struggling to recruit and retain officers.
Michigan police officers help deliver baby in parking lot
One of the police officers received assistance from his brother, who is a dispatcher.
Detroit's long-running Veterans Day Parade continues to grow
Detroit always honors the men and women who have served our country on the Sunday before Veterans Day.
Ann Arbor volunteers fighting hunger with 50,000+ meals
Service organizations in Metro Detroit are banding together to help feed people in need.
Website provides resources for Michiganders amid government shutdown
With the government shutdown and the pause on SNAP benefits, more people are in need, and they don't always know where to find them.
Network of urban farmers plans good giveaway amid federal shutdown
SNAP recipients can visit the Green Boots Veteran Community Horticulture Marketplace for fresh produce.
Federal government to use contingency fund for SNAP. Mich. experts weigh in.
The Trump administration will use contingency funds to issue partial Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments for the more than 40 million people.
Attorney of man arrested in "potential terrorist attack" disputes claims
The attorney of one of the Michigan individuals suspected by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of being involved in planning an attack over Halloween weekend is pushing back against law enforcement allegations.