A 17-year-old boy from Detroit has been charged in connection with a May shooting in which multiple rounds were allegedly fired into a home on the city’s east side, according to the office of Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy.
Residents of Long’s Mobile Home Court on Plymouth Road are facing a tight deadline to find new housing after Redford Township — now owner of the property — says infrastructure failures and unsafe living conditions have made the site uninhabitable.
A Wayne County Circuit Court judge has permanently banned a Van Buren Township landfill from accepting radioactive waste, handing a major victory to surrounding communities that spent years fighting the facility.
During Lupus Awareness Month, a Detroit church and a local community organization came together to celebrate the spirit of one woman whose faith has carried her through years of hardship.
Hundreds of Detroiters ditched the paper application and showed up ready to work Saturday, demonstrating their trade skills live in front of contractors looking to hire — right outside Comerica Park.
Every year, thousands of metro Detroiters, out-of-state visitors and even international guests descend on Detroit’s Eastern Market to browse blooms, haul plants and soak in the unofficial start of summer.
A Grosse Pointe Woods doctor has been convicted of failing to declare and pay taxes on income from illegally selling prescriptions, and of failing to declare and pay taxes on income received from corporations he controlled, which were registered in the names of others.
Sunday’s sunshine set the perfect backdrop for Mother’s Day celebrations across the area, with families gathering to honor the women who give so much throughout the year.
With Memorial Day approaching, volunteers with VFW Post 4012 gathered at Rural Hill Cemetery in Northville to clean and restore veteran headstones as part of the VFW’s 2026 Day of Service.
Multiple tornado warnings were issued across Metro Detroit on Saturday Evening, with damage over Western Wayne County
A Detroit man is accused of stealing nearly $9,000 from a resident at a Harper Woods nursing home while he was working as a nursing assistant.
Residents inside a Detroit senior apartment complex say they’re worried for their safety because there’s no longer anyone from management consistently in the office.
A Detroit senior living on social security bought a car in December, but he’s only actually had the car for 10 days. That’s because it won’t stop breaking down.
Restaurants inside the Renaissance Center want customers to know they are still fully operating and open for business.
The Washington Boulevard Building Senior Apartments in downtown Detroit has no working elevator, leading to people climbing dozens of stairs to get home.
US Airman 1st class Cody Bradshaw has served in the Air Force for a year and Saturday was the first time the 26-year-old Saginaw native has been able to come back home.
Residents across two city council districts in Detroit may notice something different when they call for help with neighborhood issues: the person on the other end of the line isn’t a person at all.
As Metro Detroit braces for snow and freezing rain overnight Tuesday, Wayne County officials are mobilizing their winter weather response.
A Michigan couple is offering a warning to others after their daughter was partially paralyzed in a sledding accident.
The parents of a Garden City girl are sharing their story as a warning after their daughter was partially paralyzed in a sledding accident at Middlebelt Hill in Hines Park earlier this year.
FBI officials revealed the code word that tipped them off to a thwarted Dearborn terror attack being scheduled for Halloween.
Two men are in federal custody, accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired attack targeting Dearborn during Halloween weekend.
Two people connected to a foiled Michigan terror plot used the code word “pumpkin” in encrypted chats to refer to their planned Halloween attack, court documents reveal.
In the heart of downtown Detroit, a clinic is transforming healthcare—not just by treating illnesses, but by building community, dignity, and hope.
Neighbors in Van Buren Township and surrounding cities such as Belleville, Canton, and Romulus are voicing strong opposition to plans to expand the Wayne Disposal landfill.
As a kid, a future in basketball was never really in the picture. But Scott Setzke will tell you that it’s never too late to chase your hoop dreams, no matter how small they might seem.
Prosecutors have charged the man who was found with a teenager who ran away from a Dearborn Heights facility and disappeared for nearly six weeks.
Less than a year after reopening to the public, the Michigan Central Station, which has evolved into a meeting space, innovation hub, and tech hub, will soon add a new title: Luxury hotel.
Many are patiently waiting to see what decision Hamtramck officials will make regarding the allegations made against the chief of police, who has now been suspended.
Barreling down the street, blowing past stop signs, and engaging in distracted driving. Sometimes, drivers reportedly hop the curb.
Ignacio Antonio Ruiz-Saldias, 29, was convicted of one count of operating a criminal enterprise and three counts of conspiracy to commit home invasion, second degree.
The Detroit Police Department is searching for two suspects after shots were fired during an altercation at a gas station last month.
Health officials are warning residents after a new study revealed a dramatic rise in nitrous oxide misuse, mainly in the metro areas of Michigan.
The Detroit City Council has unanimously approved a new ordinance that restricts the placement of advertisements for marijuana and vaping products near areas frequented by children, such as schools and playgrounds.
As part of the Michigan Department of Transportation’s (MDOT) bridge project, Edward Hines Drive will be closed between Newburgh and Wayne roads starting Monday, Feb. 24.
Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, is widely used in the medical and food industries, most notably in whipped cream dispensers.
The Detroit Fire Investigation Division, a joint task force of the Detroit Police Department and Fire personnel, is seeking help identifying the man involved in blowing up multiple vehicles outside of a post office on the city’s east side.
A former security guard at Cornerstone Jefferson-Douglass Academy in Detroit is accused of sexually assaulting a young teen over a five-month period.
Detroit police confiscated two guns, over 90,000 grams of marijuana, and more after executing a search warrant at a dispensary that allegedly was selling to minors.
In Michigan, third-grade students are struggling with literacy, which is concerning since this grade is considered a critical year for students. Why?
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the arrest and arraignments of four additional members of an alleged criminal organization responsible for the thefts of hundreds of vehicles in Southeast Michigan.
A local nonprofit that works to provide resources and services for people across Detroit’s west side is asking for the public’s help right now.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is hosting its seventh public meeting to discuss the I-375 redesign project, which has received significant pushback from Detroiters.
A group in Detroit is working to ensure shoppers consider small and minority-owned businesses this Black Friday.
Workers at a Detroit company thought the CPR classes they were required to take were “stupid” and “dumb," until it saved one of their coworker's lives.
DTE Energy announced that $100 million is being invested into three new electric substations in Metro Detroit as the company works to reduce the frequency and duration of power outages.
A 32-year-old Wayne County man won $2 million after purchasing three Colossal Cashword lottery tickets.
The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of police and dismissed a lawsuit alleging negligence in the 2020 death of a woman while she was in custody in suburban Detroit.
A 15-year-old Detroit boy has been charged in connection to killing a 14-year-old boy and injuring his 32-year-old mother in a shooting that stemmed from an argument between children.
Vending machines, that allow users to give instead of get, are being put in Detroit’s Campus Martius to support charities during the holiday season.
A grandmother expressed outrage after her 8-year-old grandson was allegedly beaten to death by his stepdad and mother.
Four people have been charged in connection to a shooting at a Detroit house party last week that left two people dead, and five others injured, officials announced.
Residents in Detroit will be able to pay their taxes and other city fees using cryptocurrency next year, officials announced.
We Are One Community Unity is an organization working to impact some of the city’s most vulnerable residents including the homeless, the underserved, those struggling to make ends meet, or anyone who just needs a helping hand.