The U.S. Department of Labor fined Absolutely Clean Services Inc. $29,210 for child labor violations after employing minors in hazardous jobs, one of whom was seriously injured.

Two Michigan duck hunters were rescued from Saginaw Bay after their boat was overcome by waves. Both men were safely brought to shore and refused further medical treatment.

A judge has granted Caitlin Tracey's parents custody of her remains after her death, amid a history of alleged domestic violence with her husband, Adam Beckerink.

A judge has ruled for Oxford High shooting victims, allowing a potential $55 million settlement from the school's insurer, rather than a $5 million cap.

Jack White is set to perform back-to-back concerts on April 12 and 13 at Detroit's Masonic Temple as part of his "No Name" tour, with tickets going on sale November 22.

The Michigan AG's office ruled the May 2024 use of a firearm by an MSP trooper as lawful and appropriate, taken in self-defense during an incident in Buena Vista Township.

Metro Detroit offers a variety of events this weekend, including a cocoa crawl, record show, light displays, dinosaur exhibits, and performances.

A Shelby Township man faces charges for assaulting an elderly Sterling Heights resident, which included punching and stabbing the victim during his walk.

"Full House" star Dave Coulier has revealed his ongoing battle with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma, undergoing chemotherapy after noticing a lump in his groin. He promotes cancer awareness and urges public screening.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan announced he won't seek a fourth term, hinting at political plans to be disclosed later. He focused on inclusivity and reversing population decline during his tenure.

The Detroit Zoo introduces a new sloth bear named Jagger, starts a fundraiser for enrichment items, and emphasizes conservation efforts for vulnerable species.

Body camera footage captures Plymouth Township officers rescuing an elderly couple from a burning, cluttered condo, with both the couple and officers treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

The Wayne County Prosecutor ruled the police shooting of John Zook Jr., who was in a mental health crisis, to be justified. No charges were filed against the officers.