Erika Erickson

At 21 years old, Shaunetra Morton found herself living in an abandoned home in Detroit with no utilities, food, or water.

The Novi Police Department is investigating four home invasions that they believe are linked to South American gangs.

Auto theft has been on the rise nationally and in Michigan, with more than 21,000 vehicles stolen in 2021 and over 25,000 stolen in 2022.

Nearly 10,000 nurses in the Corewell Health system in Southeast Michigan have voted to unionize.

Mike’s Famous Ham Place, a beloved Detroit institution on Michigan Avenue and West Grand Boulevard, has been sold, but the new owners are vowing to keep everything the same.

For 69-year-old Ann Walsh, the founder of Downriver for Veterans, the holiday season is the busiest time of the year.

Michigan and Metro Detroit law enforcement agencies are sounding the alarm about a dangerous designer drug known as “Pink Cocaine,” or “Tusi,” which has recently surfaced in Warren.

Todd Bettison officially took the oath of office as Detroit’s interim police chief.

As America honors its veterans and remembers those who served, one remarkable woman, Delphine Virginia Klaput, stands as a testament to the resilience and dedication of an extraordinary generation.

At the local Veterans Day celebration in Sterling Heights, Mayor Michael Taylor and city officials unveiled a new memorial outside City Hall, a prominent tribute funded with the help of Councilman Henry Yanez.

Two German Shepherds chained up without food, water, or shelter have raised concerns among residents on Albion Street on Detroit’s east side.

As the holiday season kicks off on Nov. 7 in downtown Detroit, many shoppers want unique, handmade gifts.