Melvindale faced a water outage, triggering a boil advisory and school closures. Officials work to restore pressure and ensure water safety, with updates via online platforms.

MDOT plans to implement a new storm sewer system on the I-375 corridor to improve water quality and reduce sewer system strain, with road closures and pedestrian adjustments during construction.

A man tried to stab an officer with a screwdriver during an arrest for shoplifting at a Sterling Heights Walmart and now faces multiple felony charges.

Detroit unveils a Joe Louis statue at a ceremony for the 2-mile segment of the Joe Louis Greenway, celebrating his contribution to desegregating golf.

Planet Fitness is opening new locations in Detroit's Harbortown and Waterford Township, providing accessible, affordable fitness options to residents.

Michigan State Police seized hundreds of marijuana plants from two illegal grow operations, leading to two arrests and the uncovering of utility theft.

The Detroit Red Wings are paying tribute to Alex Delvecchio by wearing a No. 10 patch on their jerseys this season. His legacy as one of the greatest Red Wings continues to inspire players and fans alike.

Anderson High School in Southgate closed after finding a live bullet in a classroom; police conducted a safety sweep with no threat found to the public.

Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick, former U.S. Representative and longtime Detroit advocate, has passed away at 80. Her legacy continues through her family and the community she served.

A 41-year-old Prudenville man was arrested in northern Michigan after allegedly breaking into a woman’s home and smearing feces on her furniture. Authorities say the suspect, reportedly intoxicated, entered through a window and was later found wandering nearby.

A 23-year-old man died after a stabbing at a Southgate Kroger store, with a suspect in custody and no ongoing threat to the public. Witnesses reported chaos; the store remains closed during the investigation.

Detroit's annual Halloween in the D is back with events, a new decorating contest, family-friendly activities, and safety measures for a festive celebration starting Oct. 25.

Sterling Heights Fire Department launched two programs—an EMS Peak Demand Unit and a Medical Priority Dispatch System—to enhance emergency response efficiency and manage increased call volumes.