Detroit Fireworks shooting: Romulus 19-year-old charged with attempted murder
The man charged in the Detroit Fireworks shooting is facing attempted murder charges after getting into a fight in the crowd.
Metro Detroit weather: Nice day with a break from the rain
We’ll catch a break from the rain today with just a touch of early fog across Southeast Michigan.
Constant flooding on Detroit street has some residents fed up
For most of us, a few passing showers aren’t usually a big deal. But for neighbors along one Southwest Detroit Street, it can mean front lawns and cars submerged and even a potential health hazard.
Hundreds of McLaren Macomb workers on strike in Mt. Clemens
A group of healthcare workers in Macomb County won't be putting down their signs or bullhorns anytime soon.
Proposed skybridge would connect Huntington Place to future luxury hotel in Detroit
The proposal would help boost the city's capacity to hold large-scale events at Huntington Place and elsewhere.
Lake whitefish numbers continue perilous decline as NRC set to discuss problem
One of the state's most iconic fish are struggling with several environmental stressors. Regulators will take up the issue on Thursday.
4 juveniles arrested after crashing stolen car into Hazel Park Brayz during Warren police chase
Suspects fleeing Warren police in a stolen Kia early Wednesday crashed into another driver before hitting a Brayz hamburger restaurant in Hazel Park.
Metro Detroit weather: Downpours, flooding risks, and strong storm chances Wednesday
Metro Detroit will see downpours, gusty winds, and potential severe storms today.
Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok makes antisemitic posts on X
Grok, Elon Musk's artificial-intelligence chatbot, is trending for the wrong reasons on X, formerly Twitter.
Detroit lifts burdens on small businesses, eases licensing process
By loosening rules on small business owners, the city will have more manpower for going after unlicensed businesses.
TSA ending shoe removal policy during airport security screenings
TSA is gradually rolling out a new policy that will eventually allow all travelers to keep their shoes on during security screenings, regardless of lane or status.
Livonia voters to decide on $150M bond for new police station, library, and park upgrades
Livonia is leaving it up to the voters to decide if their tax dollars should be used to upgrade various city buildings, but not everyone feels the current plan is the best one.
Detroit street takeover of 200 people leaves car on fire, multiple arrests
For the second time in two weeks, hundreds of rowdy people paralyzed a Detroit neighborhood, taking over an intersection, setting a car on fire, lighting fireworks, and harassing bus drivers.
Detroit Health Department's 'Rides to Care' reaches huge milestone
The Detroit Health Department is celebrating a major milestone with its Rides to Care program, just 8 months after its launch.
Fenton 9-year-old saved from being buried in sand at Silver Lake dunes
A 9-year-old boy from Livingston County was saved after a sand dune collapsed on top of him in the Silver Lake area in Oceana County.
ICE in LA: Mayor Bass confronts federal agents in MacArthur Park, demands withdrawal
Federal agents conducted a federal immigration sweep at MacArthur Park in LA's Westlake District late Monday morning.
Tropical Depression 3 forms off U.S. Southeast Coast: Track, forecast, maps
A disturbance off the coast of the southeast United States – east of Florida, near Georgia and South Carolina – became better organized Friday to become Tropical Depression 3. It was previously known as Invest 92L.
Metro Detroit weather: Sunny, warm end to the week before 90s return for 4th of July weekend
It’ll be a rinse and repeat kind of day in Metro Detroit: mostly sunny, a dry start, with a stray afternoon storm developing.
Invasive hydrilla in Southwest Michigan ponds required massive removal effort
An ominous warning about the world's most invasive aquatic plant was given after Michigan plunged manpower, money, and more removing hydrilla: "It will come back"
Oakland County deputies work to keep people safe on the water during 4th of July
Thousands of Metro-Detroiters are expected to hit the waterways for the Fourth of July weekend, but first responders are hoping to avoid a repeat of the large number of drownings they saw last year.