Officials say a Cass Road data center pitch pushed the township to pause all new projects for up to 18 months.

AFSCME Local 369 says most of its 281 members live outside Ann Arbor, unable to afford the city they serve. Mediation resumes Thursday with no deal in sight.

More than 45 women-owned vendors take over Memoirs By Pareik at Orchard Mall, with a PWHL Detroit forward stopping by Sunday.

Hatty Ligon retired the moment the district launched its probe. Her alleged theft dates back to 2013, the same year she began helping homeless students.

The Up North cherry brand is opening at 243 W. Maple Road, replacing longtime tenant Detroit Guitar, by early October.

Abdul El-Sayed flipped Jesse Watters' question about minors and gender surgery into one about the host's own body. Michigan's Senate race remains razor-close.

A federal appeals panel says judicial immunity won't shield Kenneth King from a trial over detaining a sleeping teen.

A New Mexico driver's petition claims his Maverick Hybrid lost braking four times before a crash — now feds are digging in.

The Phoenix Suns guard, a Grand Rapids native, is flooding sneaker shelves with Detroit tributes this fall.

Detroit Horror Con brings Terrifier and Blair Witch reunions to Waterford, plus over 90 vendors and a film festival.

Arthur Louis Jarvis, 65, allegedly hid devices in his Detroit group home bedroom despite lifetime parole reporting rules.

The Kruk family's kitchen-free bar is trading suburban Clawson for a 120-seat spot on Detroit's Columbia Street, next to the Fox Theatre.

Huntington Place hosts North America's largest Muslim gathering, with Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud among the panelists.