Malcolm Underwood from Harrison Township is charged with arson and related offenses after allegedly setting his mobile home on fire during an eviction process.

An Ottawa County couple with vision problems misread their lottery ticket twice before their son revealed it was a $500,000 win. They plan to visit Paris, pay bills, and donate to charity.

Six Republicans allegedly involved in a Michigan fake elector scheme faced court again, where the illegitimacy of the documents they submitted was highlighted in testimony.

A Michigan judge has ruled Ivory Thomas, who spent nearly six decades in prison for a murder committed at 18, eligible for release, recognizing his transformation and the state's changing stance on sentencing youth offenders.

Pop-Tarts inventor, William "Bill" Post, dies at 96, leaving behind the legacy of the popular breakfast snack and a history of rising from truck washer to plant manager.

Carlos Peña joins the Bally Sports Detroit team as an analyst for the Detroit Tigers, covering around 30 games in the 2024 season with pregame and postgame insights.

Super Bowl LVIII became the most-watched TV event in U.S. history, with 123.4 million viewers across platforms, including CBS's 120 million average viewership.

Donald Trump is set to host a rally in Oakland County, Michigan, to rally support for the upcoming GOP primary.

A 15-year-old boy is on life support after being shot in the head at a Southfield hotel. Two firearms were found, with one teen in custody. Authorities are investigating adult negligence in the incident.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologized to his family after a Super Bowl ad by American Values PAC, which he claimed aired without his involvement, sparked controversy within the Kennedy family.

Detroit Police are searching for Ronald Scott, 62, who suffers from memory loss and has been missing since February 9, last seen in a plaid shirt and jeans.

The article details diverse weather conditions expected in Detroit this week, including sunny days, and a mix of rain and snow showers, with temperature fluctuations and varying wind speeds as reported by the National Weather Service.

Former Pistons player Earl "The Twirl" Cureton, who passed away at 66, was honored in Detroit. His dedication on and off the court was celebrated by friends and community leaders.