The Northwestern High School student was shot in the head around 2 a.m. Sunday near Warren Avenue.

Carlson called GOP nominee Mike Rogers a tool of Israel and the intel agencies, while praising Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's platform.

The Commerce Township rider died after a Ford van pulled onto Highland Road, closing the busy corridor for hours.

Joseph Strange sold 25 unreleased Eminem songs for $50,000 in Bitcoin, court records show, and a plea deal now looms in Detroit.

Thick smoke billowed over Livonia as crews battled a stubborn mulch blaze that closed a major commercial corridor.

Detroit's block party runs 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday near Second Avenue, funded entirely by beer and merch sales.

The Grammy winner closes a two-night Detroit stand at the 1,000-capacity venue, her first tour after leaving Big Machine.

Buttercup's Ice Cream debuts inside the new Texas Township Kazoopy's, with 16 flavors and a barn-themed mural made for selfies.

The 228-unit riverside complex reserves most homes for renters at 60% of area median income, with a second building due in October.

Oakland County election officials rejected the petition unanimously, but organizer Mike Eaton says he'll rewrite it and try again.

A federal lawsuit accuses Red Berenson and Mel Pearson of encouraging brutal hazing rituals inside U-M's storied hockey program.

A new WDIV/Detroit News poll shows the Michigan Attorney General race is a virtual coin flip, with almost a third of voters unsure.

Detroit's restored train depot will host the region's first Michelin Guide awards next April, with local restaurants now in the running for stars.