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.

Four years after fire gutted the historic Holly Hotel, a defense lawyer wants Judge Jacob Cunningham off the case.

Sold-out Cloud 9 Tour stop brings the Georgia singer back to Detroit two years after her Ford Field opening slot.

The Falcon Marching Band grew sixfold since 2022 and is now headed to the 2027 Rose Parade in Pasadena.

Rodney Bullard Jr. wants a judge to force the NCAA's hand before Michigan State kicks off Pat Fitzgerald's debut season.

A secondary blast followed the initial explosion at Brent Industries, sending flames and dark smoke over South Toledo.

Edison Waatti was on life support at six months old. At 1, he came back to Children's Hospital of Michigan with cake and gifts for other families.

Charles Gamez says deputies had no right to enter Alyson Doulos's Ypsilanti Township apartment without a warrant. An appeals court now has the final say.

Chefs from Washington D.C. to the West Coast descend on Traverse City this week, with kids under 17 admitted free alongside a paying adult.

The plan pairs ADA-compliant cottages with on-site medical care so couples don't have to separate as health needs change.