A ceremonial groundbreaking launched a plan to turn the St. Mary of Redford school into 61 units of permanent supportive housing backed by tax credits and mixed financing.

A Romulus homeowner says raw sewage and mold have damaged her manufactured home at West Village Estates while city inspectors flagged hazards. Residents and advocates want clearer enforcement and relocation help.

Taryn Asher's attorney says she was fired in November and has filed an EEOC complaint alleging gender discrimination and retaliation. Fox 2 has not publicly responded.

Neighbors say a nearby construction project is flooding basements and damaging property, and they’re pressing the city and contractor for inspections and repairs.

Crain's and national data show women are closing gaps in Michigan jobs — law school classes and junior legal ranks are now heavily female, though leadership still lags.

A Global Detroit analysis finds nearly 100,000 international students worked in Michigan after graduation, mostly in STEM and clustered in the Detroit and Ann Arbor areas.

Neighbors say a Detroit house has been shedding bricks, lost windows and now carries an asbestos warning. They want the city to secure or remove the structure before someone is hurt.

State safety inspectors say several DTE workers had elevated lead in their blood, including one test at 34 µg/dL, prompting a MIOSHA citation and a pending settlement.

Easter brought parishioners to Hamtramck’s St. Florian as the Archdiocese of Detroit kicks off parish listening sessions that could reshape pastorates. The church’s history and attendance figures will factor into local decisions this spring.

Macomb County Animal Control removed 84 cats from a Harrison Township mobile home; rescues are caring for dozens while officials investigate.

Neighbors on Faust Avenue told FOX 2 they spotted alleged squatters and an apparent illegal energy hookup and say they want the city and utility to act. DTE warns tampering is dangerous.

One wrong tap on an online Fantasy 5 ticket turned into a $251,738 win for a 57-year-old Michigan woman who plans to stash the money in savings.

Brendan Kelly, a two-time EMU alumnus and veteran administrator, returns to Ypsilanti as president-elect and will formally take office in May amid steep enrollment declines.