Mayor Mary Sheffield kicked off a 24-school “State of the Youth” tour at Detroit Edison Public School Academy, bringing city leaders face-to-face with Detroit teens to hear their concerns and expand youth programming year-round.

Your Michigan ballot goes way beyond governor and senator this year. Here’s what Proposals 1 and 2 actually do.

A mild and mostly dry fall weekend is taking shape across Metro Detroit, offering good weather for a packed schedule of football and outdoor activities.

Mayor Mary Sheffield kicked off a 24-school “State of the Youth” tour at Detroit Edison Public School Academy, bringing city leaders face-to-face with Detroit teens to hear their concerns and expand youth programming year-round.

A person was listed in stable condition after being shot in the leg in Midtown.

Parishioners at St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy Catholic Church are pushing back against a proposed restructuring that could eliminate weekend masses — and with them, a food pantry that serves hundreds of families each month.

Highland Township’s fire chief is warning residents about what he’s calling deceptive text messages circulating ahead of a vote on the fire department’s operating millage.

Detroit was the last city Harry Houdini ever saw. One hundred years later, the King of Handcuffs is forever part of the Motor City’s history.

What started with a small desk and a single phone has grown into one of the region’s most vital community lifelines.

How secure is your vote? Multiple layers of security protect every vote cast in Michigan, from the moment a ballot enters a drop box or tabulator to the certification of final results.

A settlement meant for Tabatha Kerr’s family after her daughter’s death never reached them, according to a Michigan attorney discipline ruling. The lawyer who handled the case, prominent Detroit attorney Gregory Rohl, was disbarred effective Oct. 1 and ordered to pay $659,821.44 in restitution, plus $1,446.14 in other costs.

Friday will turn brighter and warmer after the fog clears. Temperatures climb into the mid-60s during the afternoon with a mix of sunshine and clouds.

Here’s our weekly roundup of the illnesses spreading most in Metro Detroit communities, based on reports from local doctors and hospitals.

"I think the expectation is that we still compete at a really high level," said Michigan Wolverines head coach Mike Boynton Jr. The Wolverines’ men’s basketball team begins the road to repeating in less than two weeks with a roster that is mostly different. More on Boynton Jr.'s expectations for the team in 2026-27 from Michigan Media Day.

The Detroit Lions have felt the pressure on defense this year, but they have been able to apply it to opposing QBs. Detroit leads the NFL with 20 sacks, but on Sunday they'll face a QB they didn't sack at all in two meetings with the Packers last year. More from Aidan Hutchinson on the challenges that Jordan Love presents for the Detroit defense ahead of the Week 7 matchup vs. Green Bay.

Rochester Hills businesses are bracing for a major disruption as the Michigan Department of Transportation prepares a $40 million reconstruction of Rochester Road — and it’s not the construction itself drawing the most pushback. It’s the dramatic lane closures that come with it.

Former employee of rapper Eminem, Joseph Strange, 48, of Holly, pleaded guilty to criminal copyright infringement after copying and selling the artist’s unreleased music for about $50,000, federal prosecutors said.

Police are asking for the public’s help in locating the parents of a young boy found walking on Detroit’s west side.

Two people have been hospitalized for smoke inhalation and burns following a large fire that broke out early Thursday morning at an apartment complex on Detroit’s west side.

Voters want the next Congress to focus on costs and Iran, not on Trump, a new AP-NORC poll shows