The dancing violinist and PVRIS hit Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre Wednesday, with a set built entirely around her favorite album, Duality.

Detroit Public Schools will require phones off from the morning bell to dismissal, with each school setting its own storage rules.

Four years after fire gutted the historic Holly Hotel, a defense lawyer wants Judge Jacob Cunningham off the case.

Sip-and-stroll drinking arrives downtown as Rochester joins over 15 Oakland County cities with social districts.

JARS Cannabis got the city to pull the license plate reader from its lot, but a second camera still watches from 50 yards away.

A vacant 1927 building in Gratiot Woods now houses 17 tenants, with two-bedroom rents starting at $1,100 a month.

John Calhoun, 36, allegedly posed as attorney correspondence to smuggle narcotics into Michigan prisons, prosecutors say.

The Main Street taproom that helped legalize self-serve beer in Michigan is pouring its final ounce this month.

WDIV kicks off a 100-day countdown to Detroit's centennial parade, even as The Parade Company still hunts for a permanent headquarters.

Nearly 4,000 fans can now pack Swinehart Stadium in Utica, where a coach says the old sound system used to reverberate badly.

Barton Hills Country Club hosts its third USGA women's championship this week, with a $180,000 top prize and a trip to Toledo on the line.

Detroit’s warm midweek forecast comes with only a small storm chance Wednesday. The bigger weather shift arrives this weekend, with Saturday shaping up as the wettest day.

Camouflaged and loud, Ford's new prototype turned its first laps in France as the automaker chases its first outright Le Mans win in nearly 60 years.