The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states cannot bar Trump from the 2024 ballot based on the 14th Amendment's insurrection clause, with power resting in Congress.

A Michigan woman stabbed a man while hugging him after seeing texts between him and another woman; she was arrested and charged with assault and domestic violence.

Father and son are featured in separate exhibits at the Detroit Historical Museum, marking the first time in its history to concurrently spotlight a parent and child.

Dearborn Heights appoints Paul Vanderplow as Internal Affairs Investigator to address ethical concerns within the police department while maintaining his role as Director of Support Services.

Concordia University Ann Arbor will remain open for the 2024-2025 school year despite financial challenges and is planning cost-cutting measures to increase sustainability.

Michigan allocates $2 million for road upgrades to support a new General Motors Co. supplier project, aiming to bolster electric vehicle production and create jobs in the Auburn Hills area.

Detroit hosts a packed weekend with the Autorama car show, Motor City Tattoo Expo, Brick Fest Live, and PAW Patrol Live, offering activities for car fans, tattoo enthusiasts, LEGO fans, and families.

Michigan State Police found a woman missing since 2017 at a motel in Inkster, amid signs of distress, drugs, and a firearm. The investigation into possible human trafficking and a wanted suspect continues.

The Detroit Housing Services Office expands its offerings to include more assistance options for residents, streamlining access to a variety of support services through one central helpline.

Detroit's weather will vary, starting with clouds and a high near 49°F today, followed by a partially sunny weekend with highs reaching into the 60s, and ending with chances of showers next Monday and Tuesday.

The Taylor Police Department is set to introduce a robotic dog equipped with cameras and communication capabilities to assess dangerous situations and potentially reduce officer risk.

Former Detroit gang rivals have united to promote peace and mentor youth in schools after a surge in youth shootings, including the death of two children. They are leading programs like Ceasefire Detroit and Detroit Friends and Family.

WIRED's leak of ShotSpotter sensor locations has sparked debate over privacy, security, and alleged racial bias in predominantly low-income, minority neighborhoods.