Detroit is issuing corrected property tax bills after exempting homes from the School Operating Millage, with refunds for overpaid taxes processed within 30 days.

The Detroit community and police are searching for missing 15-year-old Ladarius Johnson Jr., who left home without permission. He was last seen in a black jacket and light pants.

Remains of U.S. Navy Seaman 2nd Class John C. Auld from Pearl Harbor were identified and laid to rest, alongside commemoration of Medal of Honor recipient Owen Francis Patrick Hammerberg.

Detroit's America's Thanksgiving Parade won Best Holiday Parade in the USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice Awards, continuing a legacy since 1924 with local and national appeal.

Detroit Police seek a man caught on video using a gun to smash a home's window; no injuries reported. They request public help for his identification.

Oakland County Sheriff criticizes proposed bail reform bills, heightened by the fatal shooting of Deputy Brad Reckling, suggesting they may reduce public safety.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel announces arrests in the takedown of an international human trafficking ring involving massage parlors in Wayne and Macomb Counties.

The article discusses fluctuating weather in Detroit, including mostly cloudy conditions, wind gusts, and upcoming rain, snow, and varying temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

The community mourns the natural death of Sgt. Vincent "Vinnie" Tomassi, a long-serving corrections officer in Ogemaw County, outside his home in West Branch.

Marshella Chidester's trial for a fatal boat club crash may be moved due to potential bias. Her lawyer argues her seizure history and improper Miranda rights statement need consideration.

A Chilean national is charged with home invasion and resisting arrest in Oakland County, Michigan, after a failed break-in attempt and police pursuit. She gave a false identity but was identified with ICE's help.

A rollover crash in Ionia County resulted in the death of one passenger and serious injury to another, leading to the driver's arrest for a moving violation causing death. Speed and lack of seatbelts were factors; alcohol or drugs were not.

Dearborn Police Department provides free drug and alcohol testing kits to parents to help identify substance use in children and encourage family communication.