Detroit launches the Detroit Air Xpress (DAX), a nonstop bus service connecting downtown to the airport, with $6 online reservations and appealing amenities.

Michigan attorney Stefanie Lambert, tied to election fraud claims, surrendered in court and was instructed to provide fingerprints and a DNA sample. She also faces separate legal issues from a case by Dominion Voting Systems.

Detroit's Core City neighborhood battles developer Murray Wikol over industrial site's dust pollution, with residents urging the city to rezone the area to limit exposure.

A Michigan teen faces second-degree murder charges in the high-speed crash that killed Flynn Mackrell, potentially facing juvenile or adult penalties.

Rashad Trice has agreed to a plea deal with federal prosecutors, pleading guilty to the kidnapping that resulted in the death of 2-year-old Wynter Cole Smith.

Detroit's weather forecast includes snow with highs near 37 degrees and windy conditions, followed by colder nights and a warmer start to the new week.

Three individuals were arrested by Michigan authorities for a series of car break-ins. They face charges including conspiracy and are linked to a string of burglaries involving smashed windows and stolen valuables.

Two Michigan truck drivers are charged with attacking and robbing a store owner at a Pennsylvania comic book store in 2022, leaving him with severe injuries.

The Eastpointe City Council reversed its "road diet" plan for East 9 Mile Road after MDOT threatened to withdraw funding, opting to keep the five-lane configuration.

Greg Scruggs, University of Michigan's defensive line coach, resigned after being arrested for his third drunk driving offense, just 10 days into the job.

A stabbing at Verna's Tavern in Monroe County resulted in two men with non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made; the Sheriff's Office is investigating.

A former Michigan teacher and pilot, Rex Phelps, has received a two-year federal prison sentence for indecently touching a 15-year-old student during flight lessons.

A lawsuit seeks to halt the demolition of Roosevelt Elementary in Keego Harbor, alleging the school board violated the Open Meetings Act and did not properly deliberate on demolition bids.