John Moilanen's truck ended up in the median before catching fire on southbound US-127. Investigators are still trying to determine what caused the crash.

The 54,000-square-foot facility on Glenwood Avenue replaces a school demolished in 2023 and is set to open by summer 2027.

Throughout September, Detroit hosts free design events citywide, from a border-themed art installation to a Bloomfield Hills studio crawl.

The chain is eyeing a spot on E. Michigan Avenue near a KinderCare and Saline Chevrolet, with no opening date set yet.

Free two-day car show hits Roosevelt Park September 11-12, with vehicle registration still open for Corktown's fastest-growing gathering.

Julie Fathbruckner, 48, dreamed of opening a PTSD-focused equine therapy farm before a hit-and-run driver killed her on Utica Road.

A verbal dispute on Detroit's east side turned violent, leaving one person with a foot wound near the famed Heidelberg Project neighborhood.

State officials hope to erase the financial disincentive that kept Michigan near the bottom nationally for dual enrollment.

A Sixth Circuit panel says Hamtramck’s flagpoles are government speech, ending a three-year legal battle over the 2023 Pride flag ban.

The 93-year-old John R Street beer hall kicks off Oktoberfest weekends with a keg tapping and live music from Tommy Schober and Sorgenbrecher.

Agents targeted a nonprofit with $9M in yearly revenue and deep ties to public addiction treatment funding.

Perk's Pub is eyeing a mid-October opening near Oakland University, with fish and chips, burgers, and a full bar planned.

The driver stayed at the scene after striking an elderly man in a wheelchair near Marshall Street Saturday night.