Heated exchanges as hundreds fill Dearborn School Board meeting over LGBTQ+ book debate

After Monday's Dearborn School Board meeting abruptly ended, people filled Stout Middle School to voice their thoughts about LGBTQ+ books deemed sexually explicit in school libraries.

Wayne County man wins $5.42 million from Michigan Lottery

A Wayne County man says his head hasn't stopped spinning since he logged into his Michigan Lottery account and saw he won $5.42 million.

Dearborn schools' next meeting on LGBTQ books comes with seating cap, sign rules

Monday's meeting ended early after protesters piled into the conference room and became agitated with the board members. Many were disgruntled about books that discuss sexuality, but insisted they weren't being homophobic.

Allen Park man accused of lighting 25 Swift semi-trucks on fire across country

A Michigan man is accused of setting 25 Swift Transportation trucks on fire in eight states. According to federal authorities, the company cooperated in an investigation that led to him being convicted of transportation of stolen goods.

Dearborn barber gives first world's highest haircut on top the Empire State Building

The 20-year-old's haircuts happen "in the most random areas" like Time Square. It wouldn't be long before he would be invited to given an even crazier trim.

Kamala Harris traveling to Metro Detroit this weekend

President Joe Biden came to the Detroit Auto Show in September - another indication of how the White House sees Michigan as an important state in the upcoming Midterms.

Black Voters Matter visits Mama Shu's Homework House while encouraging people to vote

As the election nears, a convoy is traveling the country encouraging Black residents to vote. Black Voters Matter visited Highland Park and made a donation to Mama Shu's Homework House on Tuesday.

State revokes licenses of now-shuttered Detroit funeral home, manager

The state revoked the licenses of the closed Compassion Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Detroit and its manager due to gross misconduct.

Detroit beautifying city, putting people work by planting 75,000 trees

The City of Detroit plans to plant 75,000 trees over the next five years. This project will help create jobes, beautify the city, and improve the health of people.