A 51-year-old Milford woman was indicted for an alleged wire fraud scam where she impersonated a federal agent to extract $60,000 from a Michigan resident.

Detroit residents and business owners oppose the I-375 road redesign, concerned it threatens community integrity and pedestrian safety, despite MDOT's outreach efforts.

Detroit's weather will vary this week, with sunny skies turning to potential showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures mainly in the high 70s to low 80s.

An elderly Troy man loses nearly $500,000 in an online gold scam, highlighting the importance of digital vigilance.

A former Clinton Township police officer was sentenced to probation and community service for misusing a police database to search a vehicle license plate.

A Canton Township man, Scott Earl Hoover, was charged following a nearly day-long standoff with police after a domestic dispute where he barricaded himself with a handgun.

The Macomb County Department of Roads received three IMPRESS Awards at the CRA Highway Conference for their collaboration, communications, and operations in improving Macomb's infrastructure.

A southbound Ford Edge driven by a Jasper woman swerved across the median on I-275, resulting in a deadly crash. Michigan State Police are investigating the incident, which resulted in two fatalities and one person with minor injuries.

Two men were arrested in Traverse City, Michigan for having meth, fentanyl, suboxone strips, drug paraphernalia, and machetes in their car during a traffic stop.

The article details the fluctuating weather forecast for Detroit, anticipating a sunny Sunday, followed by a wet week with chances of thunderstorms, and potential brief clearings amidst variable temperatures.

Isiah Williams was convicted of the 1982 murder of his 8-month-old daughter, Olisa, after a cold case re-examination led to his trial and guilty verdict.

Simba the lion is leaving the Detroit Zoo after over a decade for a new habitat at the Great Plains Zoo in South Dakota. His move is managed by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

An e-bike battery caught fire in a Mackinac Island dorm, evacuating 30 people and sending one to the hospital. Firefighters extinguished the flames. The Grand Hotel, which owns the dorm, provides external charging stations to prevent such incidents.