The new STEM Academy sits next to Comstock Elementary with a robotics room, gym and central air. Another $23.7 million bond awaits voters in November.

Torrance Irby fled the Clinton Township crash scene on foot. A judge just handed him 100 months to 15 years.

Detroit reaches 82 Saturday with a small shower chance before cooler air arrives Sunday. Storm chances return in force Tuesday through Thursday.

The 42-year-old Regent Park steakhouse is coming back under new owners Robert Mitchell and Jalia Johnson, with a cigar lounge in tow.

A former Slovak parish on Beatrice Street now houses classrooms with book nooks and sensory zones for Boynton families desperate for infant care.

Detroit's block party runs 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday near Second Avenue, funded entirely by beer and merch sales.

Six new Frye youth bands debut Saturday alongside a four-piece folk act's two-hour headline set at Good Beans Cafe.

Detroit's Historic District Commission approved plans to rebuild the arson-damaged 347 W. Grand Blvd into 18 apartments.

A corner lot at Woodward and Quarton sat empty for over 50 years before InvestWise Financial broke ground on its new HQ.

The Grammy winner closes a two-night Detroit stand at the 1,000-capacity venue, her first tour after leaving Big Machine.

Margaret Mattic called home from the World Trade Center before it fell. Her family drove to Brooklyn to bring her back to Detroit.

The undefeated Flint champ could become the first woman to headline a U.S. stadium boxing card, promoter Dmitriy Salita says.

Officer Luke LaVanway already coaches SMCC wrestling. Now he's Monroe's first dedicated officer for the Catholic school system.