Dearborn Public Schools seeks $1.5 billion bond proposal on November ballot
Dearborn has the third-largest school district in Michigan, with nearly 20,000 students.
Detroit housing project completes construction for five homes
A housing project in Detroit is finally done thanks to more than 30 volunteers.
Ypsilanti Little League receives community support after vandalism
A Little League in Ypsilanti, Michigan, was struck with field vandalism and the danger of closing. Now, thanks to the community and a popular social media influencer, the league is thriving.
Detroit organization, lawmakers fight for low-income water assistance program
Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Debbie Dingell proposed the Water Access and Affordability Act to restore the low-income water affordability program
Dearborn Heights police thwart "teen takeover" at Spirit Festival
It happened just after 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Spirit Festival near the intersection of Ford and Beech Daly roads.
Dearborn Heights City Council OKs ban on e-bikes on city property
On Tuesday, the Dearborn Heights City Council voted unanimously to approve a ban on e-bikes on all city-owned property, effective immediately.
Suspect arraigned in Livonia attempted home invasions
Manuel Bardakjian, the Livonia man accused of attempting to break into two homes on back-to-back days last month, was arraigned on charges and entered a not guilty plea during a virtual court appearance.
Motor City Pride festivalgoers reflect on event: "It's all about love"
The second day of Motor City Pride turned downtown Detroit into a vibrant celebration of the LGBTQ+ community on Sunday.
Hundreds gather for rally against gun violence in Detroit
Community violence intervention groups, local organizations and law enforcement partners joined forces on Saturday to send a message that it's time to put an end to gun violence in Detroit.
Former Detroit motorcycle club leader provides support for youth
A Metro Detroit man and former leader of a notorious motorcycle club has started a nonprofit organization for at-risk youth after serving more than a decade in prison.
Dearborn Heights halts $250,000 payment to Priority Waste
Dearborn Heights is withholding a $250,000 payment and demanding a $13,000 deduction from Priority Waste after compost, recycling, and bulk pickups went uncollected for more than a week in some neighborhoods.
Neighbor of man arrested in crash at DTW recalls his actions before incident
The neighbor of the man suspected of crashing his vehicle into the Evans Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport on Friday is speaking out.
Michigan troopers, federal agents play basketball in effort to help youth
Earlier this year, the Detroit Police Department started an initiative aimed at building trust between law enforcement and the community through basketball. On Saturday, the Hoopin' with Cops youth recreational league got to watch their mentors in action.
Michigan Lebanese Americans march in solidarity
Muslims around the world, including in Southeast Michigan, are celebrating Eid al-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, on Wednesday.
Hundreds of Metro Detroit veterans group's donation bins vandalized
The Clinton Township-based Veterans and America First Foundation says the damage has escalated.