Detroit's Taxpayer Service Center is hosting a fair to help homeowners avoid foreclosure by providing resources and information on managing property taxes.

A Michigan man, Thomas Olson, received a 22.5 to 60-year sentence for the 2018 murder of hunter Chong Yang, along with an additional two years for a felony firearm charge.

ER workers at Ascension St. John in Detroit plan a 24-hour strike over staffing and work conditions, with TeamHealth assuring continued ER operations.

A man from Ann Arbor was sentenced to 50-75 years for the second-degree murder of a Flint man following a dispute over building access at an apartment complex.

The U.S. Senate confirms prosecutor Robert J. White as a federal judge in Detroit with bipartisan support. He has a history of prosecuting serious crimes and was nominated by President Biden.

Michigan and Ohio promote child abuse prevention by encouraging residents to wear blue. The initiatives aim to raise awareness about abuse's lasting trauma and the importance of open discussions to empower children.

Eastern Michigan University evacuated several buildings due to a bomb threat, with police investigating and students advised to leave via the nearest exits.

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Detroit begins installing a "Gateway Sign" on I-94, as part of its preparations for the 2024 NFL Draft, aiming to revitalize the city's image and welcome visitors.

A young boy in Warren, Michigan alerted his family to a house fire, enabling their safe escape and assisting with the evacuation of a neighbor. No injuries occurred, but the family's possessions were lost.

A former Warren, Michigan police officer pleaded guilty to using excessive force against arrestee Jaquwan Smith, which was caught on video, and filing a false report.

"Detroit Demo Week" begins with the city addressing blight through demolitions, educational initiatives, and community engagement, featuring a city-wide job fair and opportunities for local dialogue about neighborhood improvement.

James Crumbley's lawyer claims his explicit language towards a prosecutor was not a threat but frustration over case handling. The Crumbleys face sentencing after their son's school shooting.