Taylor High’s long‑awaited athletic upgrades are now under construction after a voters‑approved $130 million bond. New turf and renovated fields aim to boost school pride and hosting opportunities.

Nearly a year after downtown Pontiac worker Justin Roettger was killed crossing Saginaw Street, family members say prosecutors still haven’t filed charges.

Regional data presented in Detroit show more than 4 in 5 Southeast Michigan children who want afterschool can't get a spot, creating a gap of more than 400,000 seats. State and city officials say new dollars aim to close it.

Ann Arbor teachers are still working without a contract as state mediators convene talks. Union leaders say pay, planning time and lost stipends are the sticking points.

A Canadian retiree says CBP agents swabbed his DNA at the Blue Water Bridge and returned him to Canada. Lawmakers have sent a letter demanding records and clarity.

The Detroit Jazz Festival revealed its Sept. 4–7 lineup and named Joe Lovano artist‑in‑residence, setting up a Labor Day weekend stacked with legends and local homecomings.

The historic 'Price' building that once housed the Macomb Daily is visibly crumbling in downtown Mount Clemens, prompting safety worries as the city and developers eye the site. Neighbors want the facade secured before someone is hurt.

A Livonia firefighter fell through a floor during a house fire Wednesday but escaped serious injury. Local TV video shows crews pulling the firefighter to safety.

Federal agents arrested a Westland man after cyber tips linked an IP address to a Cherry Hill Road home and a phone with a locked folder of images involving infants and toddlers.

A jury trial has been scheduled for Sept. 15, 2026 in the Eastpointe McDonald’s stabbing that killed manager Jennifer Harris. Prosecutors say video shown in court will be central to their case.

Two Detroit men were arrested after an attempted robbery at the University of Michigan Health Chelsea pharmacy. Two alleged accomplices remain at large as detectives investigate linked break‑ins.

Stacey Culbert, once dubbed Detroit’s "killing machine," has been named in a new federal cocaine‑conspiracy case, court records show. The filing returns a high‑profile 1990s enforcer to federal scrutiny.

Methode Electronics has moved its corporate headquarters from Chicago to Southfield as part of a broader transformation that includes asset sales and a refocus on power solutions. The shift updates decades of Chicago roots and positions the company inside the Detroit supplier network.