State auditors found records of monitoring for just 2,200 of more than 5,000 Michigan foster children, plus gaps in adoption consent.

Bowers Farm's fall festival rolls on with hayrides and a corn maze, but behind the scenes the 93-acre property just got a new operator.

The 1944 Cherry Hill Village factory once built auto parts; it will host classes and events, with a ribbon-cutting Oct. 22.

Eight Detroit celebrity teams face off at Sound Board, with judges and crowd votes deciding the winners.

No Michigan concert stop this year, but the train still rolls past Romulus, Milan and Adrian after dark.

Free holiday programming returns to Beacon Park Nov. 21 through January, with a 20-foot tree lighting and heated chalets at Lumen Detroit.

Hudson Tenn, 5, flagged down strangers on a gravel road after his grandmother collapsed. St. Clair County officials will honor him Wednesday.

Oakland THRIVE's Oct. 22 Spotlight event pairs a pitch showdown with dinner, vendors and community awards in Southfield.

Detroit third-grade reading hit an 11-year high in the 2024-25 school year, even as the city's oft-cited illiteracy figure traces back to 1990s data.

Woodlawn Cemetery, unmaintained for 60 years, enters a new restoration phase with hands-on headstone repair training this October.

One Auburn Hills bride says her relatives had to scramble through setup duties after her coordinator failed to appear.

Officer Brooklyn Esser hit the fight song routine in full uniform after her old coach waved her onto the sidelines.

Chantelle Jones once squatted in houses with her kids to survive. Now she has a diploma, stable housing, and five kids thriving in sports.