The West Bloomfield School District Board voted to demolish the historic Roosevelt Elementary in Keego Harbor, despite local opposition and a $1.7 million offer to convert the school into apartments.

MDOT has started a roadwork project on Telegraph Road in Michigan, causing traffic delays due to bridge replacements and lane closures, with a significant investment of over $18 million aimed at infrastructure rejuvenation.

A flight from Haiti landed in Miami with over 30 U.S. citizens fleeing gang violence, as the State Department works to evacuate Americans amid the crisis.

A Michigan mother was arrested in Indiana after leading police on a 100 mph chase involving her child, with charges including drug possession and resisting law enforcement.

Gas prices in Michigan and Florida hit new highs in 2024, with Michigan reaching $3.65 per gallon and Florida at $3.48. Increased demand and supply constraints are cited as causes.

Gotion Inc. is suing Green Charter Township for alleged breach of contract over a water line agreement, crucial to Gotion's proposed $2.4 billion battery plant.

The Powerball jackpot has risen to $645 million with no winner from the last draw, while a Michigan player won $1 million, and four others won $50,000 each.

Carlos Lamar Scotland is charged with the murder of Ashia Davis, a transgender woman, in Highland Park. The case highlights violence against transgender women of color.

Metro Detroit prepares a diverse lineup of St. Patrick's Day 2024 events, from family-friendly festivals to multiple bar celebrations, parades, and even a vintage fest.

Two were hospitalized after a city bus and car collided in Detroit, with the car's driver critically injured. The bus driver was unscathed; police are investigating.

The Sheetz convenience store chain is breaking ground on its first Michigan location in Romulus, planning 50-60 stores in the Detroit area within five years.

The Lodge Freeway in Detroit will close this weekend for bridge maintenance, affecting lanes between I-75 and Grand River Avenue. Detours will be provided.

A judge found Flint, Michigan, in contempt for not replacing lead-contaminated water lines by the early 2020 deadline, affecting hundreds of homes and property repairs. No penalties were issued due to the city's finances.