A 12-year-old boy was rescued by police and civilians after falling through ice in Dundee, Michigan, highlighting community heroism and the importance of ice safety.

Motor City Match awarded over $1.1 million to 23 small businesses in Detroit, benefiting from increased ARPA funding and contributing to the city's economic diversity.

A Howell man died after his vehicle hit a broken-down car on US-23 in Michigan. The initial collision caused a secondary crash. MSP believes alcohol and drugs were involved.

Officers were cleared of misconduct in a December shooting in Grand Rapids, where Nodin Chervenka was wounded after charging at them with a box cutter.

Dense fog in Southeast Michigan leads to compromised visibility and perilous driving conditions, prompting the closure or delay of over 100 schools and advisory from the National Weather Service.

The QLINE streetcar in Detroit saw record ridership in 2023, with over one million riders, impacting service enhancements and stronger community ties.

Retired Third Circuit Court Judge James Callahan passed away at 82. He served as a judge after being a trial attorney and was known for his commitment to his community and public service.

A former Michigan trooper pled no contest to assault and neglect of duty after being accused of knocking a handcuffed man unconscious during a traffic stop.

WDET radio station in Detroit revamps its lineup with new local shows, dropping repeat national broadcasts in favor of original content, celebrating its 75th anniversary, and responding to listener preferences for more local flavor.

Detroit lures EV companies with tax incentives, expecting new jobs and tech growth, including a $12.7M incentive for Fortescue and a $1.5M grant for EcoG.

The inaugural 'Big Time Boxing USA' event is scheduled for Feb. 20 at Wayne State Fieldhouse in Detroit, featuring local boxers and aiming to revitalize the city's boxing legacy.

Michael Jackson-Bolanos will stand trial for the murder of Detroit synagogue president Samantha Woll, after sufficient evidence was found for his felony murder charge.

IndyCar champion Josef Newgarden and Roger Penske received "Baby Borg" trophies for their win at the previous year's Indy 500, marking Penske's 19th victory.