A dog ran nearly a mile to its daycare for help after escaping a car crash in Detroit, where staff and the owner assisted the animal until its owner was notified.

A man was arrested for stabbing a woman multiple times in Mount Clemens during an attempted robbery. The victim, invited by the assailant under the pretense of friendship, is in stable condition.

Gary Young was arraigned in court on five felonies and three misdemeanors after his alleged violent incidents and evasion from police in Sterling Heights.

The FCC is looking into regulating connected vehicles to prevent stalking by domestic abusers, per a move initiated by Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel.

The Pensole Lewis College in Detroit opened a Foot Locker-sponsored studio for shoe design, heralding new opportunities for students and reinvigorating the city's creative spirit.

The Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theatre in Michigan is for sale at $625,000, offering a chance to preserve a nostalgic piece of Americana and potentially innovate the historic venue.

The Detroit Lions released a mini-movie celebrating their 2023 season, where they reached the NFC Championship, capturing the team's achievements and setting the tone for future aspirations.

A Lapeer man died in a house fire, despite prompt rescue efforts. The fire's cause is under investigation. The community and local services offered condolences.

A man from Genesee County has been charged in connection with a road rage shooting on I-75 in Oakland County, where he allegedly fired at a woman while driving.

Cheyenne Randolph is charged with the attempted murder of her father in Mount Clemens, facing life in prison after allegedly shooting him multiple times.

The Pistons are finalizing a buyout with center Mike Muscala, who averaged 3.5 points with the team. Playoff-bound teams are interested in the shooter for his three-point ability.

A Michigan man received a minimum 30-year sentence for his role in the starvation death of his disabled brother. His brother requested leniency, citing manipulation and neglect.

The United Resiliency Center, offering mental health services, is opening near MSU next Monday, featuring therapy rooms, community spaces, and free services funded by a federal grant.