Free backpacks, haircuts and adaptive sports headline a two-day event at Chandler Park Fieldhouse, hosted by a player who survived a brutal on-field injury.

A giant orange Whopper-bun booth headlines the Brighton store's new look, with a September 12 reopening and free Whoppers up for grabs.

The Groveland Township fair welcomes its biggest new attraction, a Viking mead hall, as Michigan State Police take over Dixie Highway traffic control.

Regulators say 191 failures hit GM V8s built after the original recall cutoff, raising doubts about the fix itself.

The 6-1 ruling stems from a 2022 shooting near Hope College that killed 19-year-old Antory Burrell and now reaches an Oakland County murder case too.

LaTaeya Crowder finished eighth grade at the top of her class while living in a Detroit shelter. The city just handed her family the keys to a home.

The sold-out 2026 race weekend still needs thousands of hands to hand out bibs, water and medals along the course.

Alex Habib's in-laws are turning grief into action, raising money for grieving kids while his trial waits until December.

A new report ties Abdul El-Sayed's late mother to IARA years before its terror designation, as Michigan's Senate race sits at 44-43.

Lincoln Park residents on fixed incomes say the September 1 hike will force them to cut back on essentials.

One resident says her bill jumped $80 a month even though her usage didn't change. City officials say aging pipes left them no choice.

Michael Droogleever says the city's rule punishes him for not yet building a house on his waterfront lot. His lawyer is now appealing.

A teen was shot near Fielding and Warren while trying to sell a cellphone, but police say he's expected to recover.