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.

Twenty downtown Rochester businesses will freeze into rock 'n' roll tableaus on October 1, with winners revealed the next day.

A Macomb County Sheriff's Office probe urged charges after a woman said a Warren officer sought oral sex on duty. Prosecutors declined.

The May rescue highlights just how deadly basement fires can be for Detroit's oldest residents.

A Sacramento man now faces felony charges after Flock cameras helped police track him down.