Patrick Anderson escaped the Marriott World Trade Center in 2001 and has spent 25 years tracking Michigan's 9/11 dead.

The Flint rapper caps his comeback tour with a Crofoot Ballroom stop, one day after dropping his new album, The World Is Yours.

One Melvindale woman pays nearly $200 every few months despite using barely three units of water.

More than a dozen St. Clair Shores residents urged limits on the city's 12 license plate cameras at a recent council meeting.

The scratch-made salad shop has sat locked for about a week, with founder Kelly Schaefer staying silent as new rivals move in.

Detroit’s muggy Wednesday is headed for afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and rain before a cooler, drier stretch takes over.

State and tribal scientists plan to pull spawning whitefish from Naubinway to Saugatuck this fall before invasive mussels wipe out the bloodlines.

Nearly 40 works trace O'Keeffe's decades-long fascination with barns, skyscrapers and adobe walls, anchored by a DIA painting since 1945.

One driver had a handgun in his lap when a trooper spotted him on 8 Mile Road; the other had one hidden under the seat.

It's Hazel Park's second homicide of 2026, and it echoes a nearly identical Labor Day stabbing there one year ago.

The 66-year-old Bloomfield Hills native says A24 wanted him to sign away his legal rights before he'd even seen the movie.

Bradford Gille, 43, waived his hearing and will spend at least 60 days under evaluation at Michigan's forensic psychiatric center.

Crews start work September 14 on the Detroit riverfront station once tied to Joe Louis Arena — and it's staying open through most of it.