Dearborn has launched a program funded by federal grants to repair aging porches and steps for low-income homeowners, with the first 10 homes selected and contractors approved by the City Council. More applicants will be updated by July.

A woman, 55, was hit and killed by a vehicle in Comstock Township on Sunday night. No arrests have been made, and the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

A Michigan woman won $1 million from a forgotten lottery ticket after an initial $100 online gaming win, planning to save her earnings. The Millionaire Raffle offers 100,000 tickets per draw with a $1 million prize.

Detroit's Coleman A. Young Recreation Center reopens after an $11 million renovation, featuring a variety of upgrades including EV charging stations and improved gym and pool facilities.

A rollover collision in Jamestown Township resulted in serious injuries for two people. The crash was due to a 17-year-old failing to stop at a sign, causing a Jeep to roll several times.

A fatal car crash in Walker, Michigan resulted in one death and four injuries. The vehicle caught fire, and speeding and impaired driving are suspected factors. Investigations are ongoing.

Don Kelly is appointed as the new manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, replacing Derek Shelton. His respected status within the team and past commitment to baseball are seen as valuable as he faces the task of revitalizing the struggling team.

A man was shot multiple times at a Detroit car wash due to an argument over a woman; the suspect also shot himself in the hand. Both were hospitalized, and the suspect was arrested after seeking medical care.

Two carjacking suspects were arrested in Detroit after a coordinated effort by DPD and MSP, following a vehicle theft involving an armed robbery of an elderly woman.

Detroit experiences early May sunshine with a forecast of clear skies and rising temperatures, conditions favorable for outdoor activities, and a potential for rain mid-week.

A White Lake Township police officer helped deliver a fawn after its mother was hit by a car. The newborn, named "Baby Meijer," was cared for by the police until a wildlife rehab center took over.

A lawsuit claims Michigan Department of Corrections recorded female inmates during strip searches, violating privacy and causing emotional distress, with demands for relief and damages.

Two Dearborn Heights officers filed a lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct by a former sergeant, who is accused of sending lewd texts, demanding nudes, and retaliation. The incidents, dating back to 2017, allegedly continued with a cover-up until 2023.