Department of Veteran Affairs cancels union contracts: Lawmakers and attorneys respond

In February, Michigan Congresswoman Debbie Dingell stood in front of the Detroit Veterans Affairs Hospital, which bears her late husband's name, as the federal government fired thousands of federal workers.

Melvindale police officer charged with misconduct, assault and battery

He is charged with three counts of common law offense - misconduct in office and assault or assault and battery and two counts of felonious assault.

Detroit family grief-stricken after double shooting kills two

Family members were seen crying on the side of Bewick Street late Thursday morning after gun violence broke out, littering the pavement with shell casings and tragedy.

Detroit riverfront's Ralph Wilson Centennial Park opening in October

The 22-acre park will have a recreation center, basketball courts, play structures for kids, a large garden run by the metroparks, while adding more connectivity throughout the city.

Massive counterfeit perfume, cologne bust leads to charges against 4 Michigan men

Four Michigan men accused of peddling counterfeit perfume and cologne on Amazon and Walmart's websites are now facing charges after allegedly selling fake products for years.

Prosecutor: Deadly Shelby Township police shooting was justified

A June police-involved shooting that left one man dead in Shelby Township was justified, the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office determined.

Michigan air quality: State politicians call for Canada to better combat wildfires

For many, it has started to feel like the bad air quality in Michigan from the Canadian wildfires is becoming the new summer normal. Now, state leaders and politicians are saying the recent batch of smoke is the last straw.