Detroit police seek tips on two home invasions, one involving an assault on a neighbor who confronted the suspect. Rewards are offered for information leading to an arrest.

A man with a felony record was arrested in Wyandotte after fleeing a traffic stop, crashing his car, and being tased by police, with drugs subsequently found in his vehicle.

Eastern Market Corporation has canceled the Detroit Lions' pre-game tailgating due to a recent fatal shooting, working with police to enhance future event safety.

A 15-year-old was arrested at Southfield A&T High School after being caught with a loaded gun. The school resource officers responded to a tip and confiscated the weapon without incident. The teen faces multiple charges.

Michigan Rep. Tisdel introduced a bill to regulate student cell phone use in schools, with varying restrictions by grade level, addressing distraction and safety concerns.

A car crash near Plymouth Township, Michigan resulted in three fatalities, with ongoing investigations leading to the closure of the eastbound M-14 ramp at Gotfredson Road.

At a Michigan town hall, Trump pledged to revive the auto industry and criticized electric vehicle reliance, amid heightened security due to a past threat on his life.

A Macomb County deputy heroically climbed into a moving truck to assist a driver experiencing a medical episode, securing the vehicle and averting potential disaster.

Michigan Central Station opens for $20 guided tours in October, with Detroit History Tours after Ford's restoration, and welcomes Yellow Light Coffee & Donuts as a tenant.

Detroit's weather forecast promises stable conditions, with sunny days, clear nights, and occasional patchy fog; the weekend remains pleasant but may lead to showers early next week.

Detroit opens "Dreamtroit," a $30 million facility with 76 apartments, office, and retail space to revitalize the old auto plant and provide affordable housing.

The new Garfield Road stretch in Macomb County improves traffic flow between 23 Mile Road and 25 Mile Road, part of a larger $8.27 million infrastructure enhancement project.

Caregiver Colleen Kelly O'Connor was sentenced to probation and jail after failing to prevent Lois Cary, 82, from exiting into a blizzard, leading to Cary's hypothermia death.