Ann Arbor’s first new fire station since 1981 is nearing completion. The net-zero Station 4 is expected to open in October with solar power, geothermal systems and gender-neutral facilities.

A Wayne County drainage project was supposed to stop flooding in Plymouth Township. Residents say it left behind deeper ditches, eroding yards and new safety hazards.

Detroit gets two sunny, warm days before showers and thunderstorms return Thursday.

Two young people were killed and a third was wounded after gunfire erupted during a house party in Oak Park.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says she will skip the Aug. 29 Democratic nominating convention because she fears antisemitic harassment and does not feel safe attending.

Two Detroit Zoo staffers suffered minor injuries when a train car derailed Sunday. The ride is closed until further notice, with refunds available for online train-ticket buyers.

A new Wealthy Street gathering spot combines permanent food trucks, garden seating and a brewery next door.

Mike Wutzke’s family says he disappeared after telling his daughter he was scared—and may be without medication for a blood-clotting disorder.

A food theft allegation at a Troy gas station allegedly erupted into a fight involving a clerk and two landscapers. A Detroit man now faces multiple charges and a September court date.

A seat belt anchor defect is triggering a global recall of more than 1.5 million Ram 1500 pickups, including about 1.27 million in the U.S.

West Bloomfield is covering more than $328,000 in OCC EMS tuition for 131 students, helping strengthen the emergency response pipeline across Oakland County.

A Southfield tenant says repeated break-ins forced her out of her apartment after a safe with personal documents was stolen.

A man allegedly spent hours inside a Monroe business, entered work vehicles and stole a Ford F-150. Police are asking residents to help identify him.