Nearly a year after downtown Pontiac worker Justin Roettger was killed crossing Saginaw Street, family members say prosecutors still haven’t filed charges.

Regional data presented in Detroit show more than 4 in 5 Southeast Michigan children who want afterschool can't get a spot, creating a gap of more than 400,000 seats. State and city officials say new dollars aim to close it.

Ann Arbor teachers are still working without a contract as state mediators convene talks. Union leaders say pay, planning time and lost stipends are the sticking points.

Thousands of DTE customers were told their payments failed; the utility and the MPSC say the glitch is fixed, but some may see larger bills next month.

Police say an 81-year-old driver crashed into a Kroger store in Ypsilanti Township on Wednesday; investigators were on scene and the cause remains under review.

A Canadian retiree says CBP agents swabbed his DNA at the Blue Water Bridge and returned him to Canada. Lawmakers have sent a letter demanding records and clarity.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with a slight severe threat south of I‑94. Temperatures will tumble tonight ahead of a blustery Friday.

Abdul El‑Sayed says he’ll hold April 7 campus rallies with Hasan Piker in Ann Arbor and East Lansing despite criticism from Democrats and conservatives. The campaign calls the stops student outreach on economic justice and debt.

A Michigan mother was sentenced to life without parole after prosecutors tied her inaction to her son's death. The ruling follows a jury verdict and years of appeals.

An Indiana man was sentenced to one year behind bars and five years probation after pleading guilty in a Jackson County undercover sting. The case traces to arrests made in November 2024.

Grosse Ile police are investigating a sexual-assault report from March 21. Authorities say they know suspect names but have not made arrests.

The Birmingham Family YMCA will close April 30 after a 2023 sale to the city and years of pandemic losses and deferred maintenance. Members can transfer to other Metro Detroit Y locations with a free month.

Detroit will add 312 speed humps to residential blocks this year; residents have until April 24 to opt out.