Wrong-way driver dead after crash on Detroit freeway ramp

A driver who was going the wrong way on a ramp from the Lodge to I-75 in Detroit is dead after crashing early Friday.

Detroit scaling up tree planting as it works to install 75,000 in five years

The trees will provide shade, fresh air, and noise reduction. Plus, they look pretty. And in a city whose trees have been devastated by Dutch Elm Disease and Emerald Ash Borer before being removed, it's a badly needed resource.

Inkster man accused of killing Detroit nurse pleads guilty to murder

Jamere Miller waited for Patrice Wilson to finish her shift at Detroit Receiving Hospital when he shot her, then fled in her car. Her body was later found in the rear of the vehicle.

Detroit celebrates 10,000 speed humps installed in the city

Detroit is celebrating installing 10,000 speed humps as of Wednesday, Oct. 11. Speed humps began as a limited pilot in 2018, but the initiative has since expanded as speed humps grew in popularity among residents. 

'A daughter of Detroit' leads new housing development in her former Virginia Park neighborhood

"I love this neighborhood," she said. "I still have family and friends that live here - I love this neighborhood and I want to see it thrive and excel and I'm just so proud to be able to do this,"

Newly-opened Neighborhood Grocery in Detroit hopes to feed city starved of local food marts

“I had a vision of rebuilding the neighborhood and that starts with food,” said owner Raphael Wright. Years in the making, Detroit's newest food cooperative hopes to fill in the city's gaps in local food marts.