Erik Yettaw

The worlds of innovative technology and golf came together today at the youth golf and tech expo — a partnership of the Rocket Classic, Midnight Golf, and Black Tech Saturdays.

Homeowners in Macomb Township got a rude awakening to what they said sounded like a war zone. Someone launched fireworks directly at their homes, damaging property and leaving debris scattered in front yards.

Hazardous air quality is creating another day of inconvenience across Metro Detroit, forcing families, visitors, and event organizers to rethink plans as smoke lingers in the region.

A smoky haze hovered over Ford Lake on Thursday, bringing an unusual calm to Ford Lake Park in Ypsilanti Township, a venue that should have been packed with spectators and competitors for Row Fest 2026.

Residents of a Macomb Township neighborhood were jolted awake in the middle of the night after someone launched fireworks directly at their homes, damaging property and leaving debris scattered in front yards.

State health officials reported nearly 1,300 cyclosporiasis cases, raising concerns about contaminated food and water across the region. As investigators search for the source of the parasite, one Detroit farm says its growing process is designed to keep that kind of contamination out entirely.

A Detroit police vehicle spent the day at the corner of Lindsay Street and Trojan Avenue, where the scary incident happened on Tuesday night, when another child in the city was injured by gunfire.

U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra says it’s a “myth” that Canada paid for the Gordie Howe International Bridge.

An investigation is underway outside a Taylor gas station after an attempted traffic stop for an outstanding felony warrant ended with a police shooting that left the driver injured.

American Flag and Banner, a historic Detroit company run by Jane Miles, created a special Betsy Ross flag featuring the number 250 for America’s 250th anniversary, which quickly became a viral collector’s item despite some criticism from flag purists.

A brutal stretch of hot weather is pushing DTE Energy’s power grid to its limits across southeast Michigan, and for hundreds of Detroit residents, it already hit home overnight.

An innocent driver died early Thursday morning after a car fleeing police ran a red light and slammed into another car, driven by a Detroit man who was trying to get home.