What happens to a pony found wandering Detroit street?

Detroit police responded to an unusual call last week – a miniature pony was spotted on the west side. Now, the owner has only a few days to prove he has a legal place to house the animal.

Lawsuit filed by City of Dearborn against scrapyard for 'fugitive dust'

“We thought enough is enough - they’ve been cited 16 times," the mayor said. "We officially filed today in Circuit Court to shut them down."

Highland Park asks state to approve bankruptcy as city faces $19M unpaid water bill

The Highland Park City Council voted to ask Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to begin Chapter 9 bankruptcy proceedings for the city, which owes $19 million to the Great Lakes Water Authority.

Plymouth High School evacuated for bomb threat; police give all clear (Update)

Plymouth High School was evacuated after a bomb threat was made after the school day ended on Monday. A comprehensive search determined it was not credible, the school later said.

Selma house where Martin Luther King planned historic marches, coming to The Henry Ford

"The Jackson family was an ordinary family in Selma who did something extraordinary - they opened up their home as a safe haven to Dr. Martin Luther King and many of his civil rights colleagues," said Mooradian.

Detroit's violent weekend: several dead, dozens hurt in shootings across city

Detroit Police Chief James White held an update on Monday after a violent weekend in the city that ended with two people dead and dozens hurt dating back to last Thursday.