Ferndale ends contract with Flock Safety amid privacy concerns, seeking a new license plate reader vendor while emphasizing community values and ethical standards.

Detroit offers a variety of festive events, including "A Christmas Story, The Musical," art fairs, and a Donut & Pastry Tour.

The article discusses the upcoming week's weather in Detroit, predicting varying conditions with rain chances, wind, and fluctuating temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

A human skull found by a survey crew in Wayne, Michigan, sparks a police probe, potentially linked to skeletal remains found earlier in March near Michigan Avenue and Newburgh Road.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has issued cease-and-desist orders to three unlicensed online casinos—Cryptowins, Slotland, and Winaday—for illegally offering internet gaming to Michigan residents, underscoring the state’s firm stance on protecting players and regulating its gaming sector.

Michigan Assistant Attorney General John L. Thurber received the Theodore W. Swift Civility Award for his professionalism and commitment to the legal field.

Detroit residents can expect a mix of sunshine and rain throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures will range from highs near 62 degrees on Saturday to lows around 31 degrees on Sunday night, with intermittent rain chances and shifting winds.

Authorities are looking for Janella Arlene Nicholas, a 17-year-old Rochester Community Schools' student who may be in West Michigan after vanishing Friday.

A man arrested for disorderly conduct in Monroe assaulted first responders and disrupted hospital operations before being sedated and jailed. Charges are sought for multiple offenses.

Michigan residents may see the Northern Lights due to a severe geomagnetic storm, with clear-view recommendations and utility companies bracing for potential impacts.

Wayne County man, Walter Lawson Jr., won a $230,740 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery's Fantasy 5 game and initially mistook the win for a scanner malfunction.

First responders in Detroit, including DEMCA and DFD, successfully donated 24 units of blood with Versiti, emphasizing the lifesaving impact of their contributions.

Doug Podell, a renowned Detroit radio personality, is retiring after a 50-year career. He will host his last show on December 5 on WLLZ. Podell is celebrated for his deep connection with listeners and influence on Detroit rock radio.