Bodycam shows Kim Scott during a Michigan DUI stop after she allegedly crashed her Range Rover into a parked vehicle and a garage. Court records list misdemeanor OWI and failure-to-stop charges.

Family courts in Oakland County are increasingly weighing whether parents' extremist beliefs harm children, with judges focusing on conduct over ideology.

Planners shared transportation and engineering updates and collected residents' memories at a Midtown meeting about capping I‑75.

At a Lansing oversight hearing, survivors and family members described persistent mold, missed care and alleged staff misconduct at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility. Lawmakers say they’ll press for inspections and fixes.

An early-morning altercation at a Detroit Rescue Mission shelter sent one person to the hospital and left another in custody. Police say the victim is stable as investigators probe what happened.

Highlands at the top of Detroit's Renaissance Center will remain open through May 2027 and is taking reservations and event bookings.

A new tally finds about 122,929 vacant lots across Detroit, raising urgent questions about parks, urban farms and land‑bank policy.

No. 3 Michigan (25-2) hosts Minnesota at a sold-out Crisler Center with a Big Ten title and program milestones on the line. The Pool(e) Party atmosphere masks high stakes.

Family and Crime Stoppers are offering a $10,000 reward as they renew a plea for tips in the unsolved 2022 shooting of Davina Brooks.

New Census data finds roughly one in five Michiganders live in neighborhoods judged highly vulnerable to disasters. The CRE maps which counties and tracts should be priorities for help.

Wayne County’s airport board voted 7-0 to keep flights carrying immigrant detainees at DTW and Willow Run, drawing protests and renewed legal questions. Local trackers and Human Rights First data fueled the pushback.

Detroit Kava Bar plans a new Auburn Hills location at 2600 N Squirrel Rd, promising kava teas and a quiet place to study. Hiring is already underway.

A former youth soccer coach in Texas, Andrew Olnhausen, was sentenced to 22 years and 2 months to 60 years for multiple sexual offenses involving a minor.