Marion Hayden and her son Tariq Gardner share a bill at Shinola Hotel's glass-ceilinged Birdy Room next Thursday.

A 10-year-old was among four people wounded when gunfire erupted on Detroit's east side, and investigators found at least 49 evidence markers at the scene.

Free backpacks, haircuts and adaptive sports headline a two-day event at Chandler Park Fieldhouse, hosted by a player who survived a brutal on-field injury.

The 6-1 ruling stems from a 2022 shooting near Hope College that killed 19-year-old Antory Burrell and now reaches an Oakland County murder case too.

Alex Habib's in-laws are turning grief into action, raising money for grieving kids while his trial waits until December.

Michael Droogleever says the city's rule punishes him for not yet building a house on his waterfront lot. His lawyer is now appealing.

Utah says Freddie Whittingham cleared out his office within an hour of joining brother Kyle at Michigan — and never paid his buyout.

AJ's Appliance Repair & HVAC will repaint, refacade, and green up the long-vacant Utica Road site instead of leaving Fraser.

The haul included 142 guns and $2.6 million in cash, even as Michigan's overdose deaths hit a decade low.

The Lafayette steakhouse, a Michigan dining staple in the 1970s and 80s, closed even after a record-breaking final year.

A judge says Robert Ridges can stand trial in the Southfield shooting death of Tahiry Broom, a transgender woman from Cleveland.

Clarence Black casts council votes from a Middle East deployment as Anthony Hudson pushes to end Michigan's income tax.

Detroit Public Schools will require phones off from the morning bell to dismissal, with each school setting its own storage rules.