Justin Furstenfeld says he feels prouder now performing the 2006 album that once chronicled his addiction and depression.

Travis Moultrie was under a Saginaw County treatment order when he was found wielding a knife at a Detroit Greyhound stop, officials say.

Nathan Thornsberry, 44, allegedly kept touching a client after she told him to stop, prosecutors say.

The Village Club pairs a buffet lunch with 26 vendors, nearly all based in Michigan, on Nov. 5, from chocolatiers to woodworkers.

Detroit’s creator conference comes back next month with live shopping, AI sessions and a kids showcase.

Plug Power's hydrogen equipment fuels Stellantis forklifts at two Warren plants, but a tax tribunal says it still owes property tax.

The pop-up behind schnitzel and currywurst is going brick-and-mortar on Chicago Road, taking over the old Chocolate Gallery Cafe.

The crash closed Fred W. Moore Highway for hours as deputies worked to determine what caused the collision.

Keshia Williams-Alattar faces a felony after allegedly taking her child to West Africa; the child later returned to the United States.

ATI Robotics builds its haulers in Bangalore today, but it's betting a Madison Heights base will put it next to Detroit's supply chain.

More than 20 showrooms will transform into holiday vignettes, from Titanic family lore to tiles cut for a charcuterie board.

The Grammy-winning Mexican rockers postponed their February date but land in Detroit this Sunday for a long-awaited first show.

The DIA's first Modern and Contemporary refresh in nearly 20 years debuts Nov. 15, with over 2,000 newly donated works entering the collection.