Chevrolet has announced a major update for the 2025 Equinox SUV, which includes new design elements, a larger infotainment screen, and an ACTIV trim with all-terrain tires.

Free tax preparation is available for veterans and residents earning under $63,000 in Macomb County through a collaborative program, as reported by CBS Detroit.

The Bauer family filed a lawsuit against DDOT and a bus driver with a history of crashes, seeking justice for Janice Bauer's death and reforms within DDOT.

Ex-cop Christopher Schurr's attempt to dismiss a murder charge in the death of Patrick Lyoya was rejected by a Michigan appeals court, asserting the case must be judged by a jury.

Officials identify vehicle and driver in fatal Washtenaw County hit-and-run case involving a white 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Tesla reported Q4 profits of $7.9 billion with a significant tax benefit, despite a slowdown in growth and a cautious outlook for vehicle sales in the current year.

Dearborn is hosting its annual Daddy-Daughter Dance with a royal ball theme on February 3rd. Tickets are $25 and available until January's end. The same day, Les Mills offers free fitness classes at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center.

A viral "Chicago Rat Hole" on Roscoe Street draws unwanted tourists and disruption, prompting locals to seek a resolution including sidewalk replacement.

A Colorado pastor and his wife are accused of defrauding their congregation of $3 million by selling a "worthless" cryptocurrency, INDXcoin, claiming divine inspiration for their actions.

Detroit seeks proposals for the ACE Arts Alley Project to convert alleys into creative spaces by February 5, 2024, following transparency in its bidding process.

A woman is critically injured in a Michigan snowmobile crash after being hit by an SUV while crossing the highway with a group. The SUV's driver is cooperating with authorities; drugs and alcohol were not a factor.

A 12-year-old boy was rescued by police and civilians after falling through ice in Dundee, Michigan, highlighting community heroism and the importance of ice safety.

WDET radio station in Detroit revamps its lineup with new local shows, dropping repeat national broadcasts in favor of original content, celebrating its 75th anniversary, and responding to listener preferences for more local flavor.