Nefateria Ferguson admitted the April 2025 call was a prank tied to a coworker's group text asking for an excuse to leave work.

A rider suffered serious injuries when westbound I-696 at Woodward was shut down during Wednesday's morning commute.

The 2007 hitmaker headlines the black-tie gala kicking off Detroit's 100th Thanksgiving parade season this November.

A pedestrian died early Wednesday at Gratiot and Hall Road; police haven't said when the busy Clinton Township crossing will reopen.

Yellow flex posts and pavement art now guide traffic at Buena Vista and Cherrylawn, but not everyone is following the new rules.

The old KrogerJack site sat vacant for years — now it's a 58,300-square-foot fitness club with a hot tub and steam room.

A Michigan teenager and the pilot died near Nabesna. The crash was Alaska's fourth fatal crash in less than a month.

Firewood can carry more than 140 pests and diseases, Michigan officials warn, as a new quarantine takes aim at invasive threats like the spotted lanternfly.

Detroit's basketball operations chief has kept working through radiation and a 12% survival odds diagnosis, hoping his illness becomes a manageable chronic disease.

Owner Kahlil Assad wants to preserve the room believed to be where The White Stripes recorded “Hotel Yorba,” while exploring possible retail and lodging uses for the rest.

Dennell Kemp Jr.'s mother says no one has been questioned in his 2023 killing. She wants to know why her son was targeted.

A victim who traveled from Alabama told a Marvin's Garden Inn housekeeper she was being trafficked, sparking a Southfield police response.

Counters at Lake Erie Metropark logged nearly 36,000 broad-winged hawks in a single day this month, part of the Detroit River Hawk Watch's 44th season.