Jeff Jewell

Delenia Howell has spent the last three years trying to rebuild a life that was nearly destroyed.

Shelia Horn said her car was taken from outside Parkview Tower Apartments in Warren with an urn holding her father’s ashes in the backseat. She hasn’t slept in days and is pleading for the return of both.

June Marheineke of Rochester, Michigan, has a new piece of hardware — one she’ll cherish forever. On Thursday, the 102-year-old was presented with the Rosie the Riveter Congressional Medal for her contributions during World War II.

A Livonia family says their lives with their special needs son has been turned upside down because a county-owned tree fell on their property – and the county won’t come out to remove it. The county tells Local 4 that they are denying the family’s claim due to their legal policy.

An attorney is asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate alleged employment discrimination within the Michigan State Police.

A 70-year-old Royal Oak man is recovering in a Marquette hospital after being rescued from Isle Royale National Park following 11 days lost in one of Michigan’s most remote wilderness areas.

Fifth Third told Comerica customers the switch would be simple after the merger. All they needed to do was change their logins to their system. But Local 4 got calls from customers who ran into trouble.

A historic Grosse Pointe Woods country club is believed to be a total loss after a major fire this week.

A Westland fitness center is facing serious questions from parents after they learned that a contractor who worked with children for nearly two decades is a registered sex offender with convictions from the 1990s.

Neighbors and club members spent the day Thursday walking up to the gate of the Lochmoor Country Club, some of them even carrying their golf clubs.

Some Comerica customers are venting frustration after officially transitioning to Fifth Third Bank — reporting login issues, long hold times, and hours spent trying to sort out their accounts.

Class is back in session at the University of Michigan. But some students are still trying to figure out where to live.