A Jars Cannabis fundraiser netted nearly $90,000 for James, but his campaign won't say how it would replace lost road money.

Geevar Varghese thought he was meeting a 14-year-old in Cameron, Texas. Instead, police were waiting in a restaurant parking lot.

Detroit police say a man in red patterned pants poured liquid outside an occupied unit and lit it, then vanished.

City council gave first approval to a six-month pause, joining Ypsilanti Township and Van Buren Township residents who've protested water and power concerns.

A 2027 pilot will test tracking 1,000 drivers' mileage as Michigan weighs replacing its gas tax entirely.

More than a dozen St. Clair Shores residents urged limits on the city's 12 license plate cameras at a recent council meeting.

Nearly 40 works trace O'Keeffe's decades-long fascination with barns, skyscrapers and adobe walls, anchored by a DIA painting since 1945.

It's Hazel Park's second homicide of 2026, and it echoes a nearly identical Labor Day stabbing there one year ago.

A vendor's printing glitch left thousands of Michigan IDs bearing a stranger's photo, sparking fears over traffic stops.

A Ford F-250 struck the teens in a Bloomfield Township crosswalk as they left a safety path for six lanes of traffic.

The four-story facility on Dequindre Road will nearly quadruple Troy's current rehab bed count once it opens in 2029.

Trinity Health is outsourcing its IT department, and a law firm is now probing whether Livonia workers got the notice they're legally owed.

A 1928 home with a fireplace salvaged from a demolished Grosse Pointe estate headlines six stops on the September 12 tour.