The Detroit City Council approved a new district map (option six) with only one member opposing, amidst concerns that it may dilute community representation.

A pedestrian in critical condition was hit by a car in Warren, Michigan, with the driver aiding the victim, and police investigating the accident circumstances.

Two Warren middle school students face charges following separate threatening incidents, with one found with a "death list" and the other involved in a case with a confiscated handgun.

A Popeyes in Troy, Michigan, was fined for child labor violations after having underage workers work illegally long hours.

The Residences at Water Square, Detroit's new all-glass residential high-rise, stands on the former Joe Louis Arena site symbolizing the city's resurgence post-bankruptcy.

A man died after being hit by a car in Canton Township while crossing a road. The driver, a 23-year-old from Ypsilanti, was involved in the fatal accident. Authorities are investigating; alcohol was not a factor.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is hosting a game in Detroit during Women's History Month at Little Caesars Arena, featuring top talent and supporting the growth of women's hockey.

The Green Macomb Tree and Plant Sale offers a variety of trees, including conifers, deciduous, and fruit-bearing trees, for local gardeners until April 5.

Detroit's weather features sun and mild temperatures today, with wind increasing and potential showers later in the week. Temperature highs will range from 45 to 57 degrees.

Shaquille O’Neal's Big Chicken opens its first Michigan location in Clio, with plans to expand throughout the state.

A woman, 67, caused a head-on crash by driving the wrong way on US-131, resulting in minor injuries and a citation. No drugs or alcohol were involved.

Two firefighters were rescued after a roof collapsed during a fire at a Lapeer storage facility. One suffered a shoulder injury but is expected to recover.

Sheriff Chris Swanson revealed a threatening letter from a student, spotlighting the community's role in preventing violence as his office responds to its 18th threat this school year.