Michigan's AG launched a website to aid in distributing $1.6 billion from opioid settlements, offering resources and ensuring the funds aid addiction services.

Michigan Avenue in Canton Township will undergo a months-long pedestrian improvement project, causing lane closures and traffic changes from April 15 to July.

Dearborn's Esper Branch Library now provides a free hygiene locker with essentials like toothpaste and menstrual products, backed by Friends of the Library Dearborn.

Swahitti Kying Watson from Flint was sentenced to over 75 years in prison for sexually assaulting and exposing a minor to explicit material in 2017-2018.

Michigan leaders express concerns as the Supreme Court hears a case that could impact access to the abortion pill mifepristone. They defend the right to the medication and warn of national reproductive rights implications.

A 9-year-old boy, Jayden Brown, missing in Detroit was safely returned to his family after being found alone at a gas station. The police and community quickly mobilized to locate his guardians.

The Detroit Zoo offers free tickets for recycling electronics on April 20-21. Participants can also enjoy GreenFest activities. Secure data erasure is ensured.

A University of Chicago study claims Detroit overvalued lower-priced homes, violating state law; city officials reject the study, while activists push for change.

Livonia Police are searching for Robyn Danita Williams, 54, missing from a care facility and considered endangered due to her legal incapacity and history of wandering.

Dearborn Police are searching for Arianna Burch, a 14-year-old with special needs, missing for over a week. They seek public assistance to reunite her with her family.

A Michigan man is charged with sexually assaulting an 11-year-old child with autism and is currently detained with bond set at $25,000, facing court proceedings.

U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced the Battery Workforce Initiative in Michigan, a program to prepare workers for electric vehicle battery plant jobs.

A Detroit woman received 18 months probation after admitting to assaulting a child at Somerset Mall. She cited mental health issues and has since sought treatment.