Superheroes and grandmothers alike joined the state's largest autism gathering in Royal Oak, as fundraising props up services state budget cuts put at risk.

Downtown Northville expects 25,000 visitors this weekend as the 37-year-old festival mixes parades with a historic Mill Race Village duck race.

Dodge Park Thursdays brings summer programming to Sterling Heights.

Richard Lumetta's North Oak Street home is getting railings, laminate floors and a relocated washer so he can avoid stairs.

The new diamond even features dugout benches built from F-150 tailgates. Dearborn's Ford Field Park is up next.

Elijah loves golf, Legos, and Nerf battles — but at 16, he's one of nearly 200 Michigan foster youth still without an adoptive family.

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

Three staffers at a Pontiac shelter's childcare center once relied on Grace Centers of Hope themselves — now they're getting a year of rent and a new car.

Dr. Chris and Taisha Shreve sweated through 85-degree heat to become the first newlyweds photographed atop the new span, straddling both countries at once.

Patrick Anderson escaped the Marriott World Trade Center in 2001 and has spent 25 years tracking Michigan's 9/11 dead.

Downtown Romeo wraps its Labor Day tradition with a children's parade, a hometown parade and a Monday night set from 2XL Band.

Twenty downtown Rochester businesses will freeze into rock 'n' roll tableaus on October 1, with winners revealed the next day.

A 39-year-old's weekly ritual of cashing in cans at a South Lyon CVS paid off in a life-changing scratch-off jackpot.