Thanksgiving travel: Michiganders head to Detroit Metro Airport on one of the busiest travel days
At Metro Airport, many were preparing to fly and see family and friends for Thanksgiving. More than 5.5 million people are expected to fly this holiday.
Advocacy group in Detroit lending hand to trans people post election
An advocacy organization in Detroit for transgender people is soldiering on after the election, hoping to continue to fight against discrimination in housing, education, medical services, and other areas.
Detroit VA and Pistons partner to give veterans coats on 'World Kindness Day'
They spent years, some made it their career, risking it all to protect our country. On Wednesday, other people stepped up to serve veterans in their time of need.
Detroit man survives lung cancer thanks to the help of DMC team
A man who feared treatment for Lung Cancer is now cancer free after receiving help from a team of health experts.
Protesters at Detroit UAW call for divestment from Israel during Hamas war
Calls for a ceasefire and an end to the war in the Middle East continue to ring out in Detroit.
Guns, drugs and an alligator: MSP executes search warrant in Wayne County home
Police found an alligator in a Wayne County home while executing a search warrant. They also found a various amount of drugs along the way, according to Michigan State Police.
Metro Detroit man thankful to be on the ground, saying plane was struck by lightning
A man from the Detroit area is thankful to be safe and sound on the ground after he said his plane was struck by lightning Sunday afternoon.
Tunnel To Towers helps fallen veteran's family pay off their home in Clinton Twp
He was taken from his family when he died in Iraq in 2008. Now, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation is ensuring that fallen veteran family's home is paid off, thanks to donations.
Ceremonies across metro Detroit honor those who served on Veterans Day
Communities across metro Detroit on Veterans Day honored those who served, from raising the flag in Detroit, to unveiling memorials in Sterling Heights.
Traffic cameras could soon appear in construction zones throughout Michigan
Michigan drivers may need to watch their speed more than ever when going through construction zones, as state lawmakers plan to implement traffic camera to ensure the safety of construction workers.
Construction worker dies after car crash on I-75, MSP reminding drivers to pay attention
Michigan State Police are reminding drivers to keep their eyes on the road after a construction worker from Lincoln Park was hit and killed on I-75 by a driver who was not paying attention.
Michigan officials say smooth election ahead as voters stream into the polls
Voters are flooding the polls as Election Day rolls on. Meanwhile Michigan officials are saying they are expecting a smooth election in the state.
An etiquette to voting in the polls on Election Day
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is reminding voters to keep their etiquette when heading to the polls. This includes no campaigning and treating workers with respect.
Secretary of State Benson declares early voting a success in Michigan, hours before Election Day
With polls opening in less than 12 hours in Michigan, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says early voting in the state has been a wild success, with record shattering numbers.
Health experts urge families to vaccinate as whooping cough cases increase in Michigan
Experts from the MDHHS are urging families across Michigan to get vaccinated as whooping cough cases continue to increase, leaving children at risk for severe or deadly symptoms.
Department of Justice to monitor polls throughout Michigan, ensuring voter access
The DOJ will be sending workers to polling locations to monitor voter safety and ensure everyone has a chance to cast their ballot and make their voices heard.
Royal Oak resident: Oakview Cemetery's mausoleum has serious problems
The mausoleum at Oakview Cemetery is in bad condition, according to a man who has several family members buried there. Sewer flies cover the building, mold can be seen on the carpet, and the roof is leaky.
Large-scale flood study in metro Detroit begins amid extreme weather
This week, hundreds died and thousands were displaced by flooding in southern states, impacting areas thought to be a refuge from such natural disasters.
Taylor police: Note about flushing toilet led 13-year-old to fatally stab sister
The argument between sisters "stemmed from a note that was placed in the bathroom and the note was about flushing the toilet," said Taylor Detective Cpl. Zachary Digiacomo. The 13-year-old is now facing multiple charges, including first-degree premeditated murder.
Boy killed by tree at Howell Nature Center was son of Northville city councilmember
Declan Carter was on a field trip to the Howell Nature Center with a group of other students when a tree came falling down, fatally striking him on the head.