Police have logged 190 truck stops since September, but Clark Street's Mitch Batchelder says some rigs still sneak through.

Two sound walls are rising along I-75 in Troy, funded by a $10 million state earmark after residents complained for years.

The Southfield company will build 1,700 miles of fiber across 12 counties, part of a statewide push to close Michigan's digital divide.

A Waterford mom says she now rearranges her entire work week after her child's bus became unreliable amid a districtwide driver shortage.

A Macomb Township man turned the chaos into Halloween art, dressing skeletons as road crews near Romeo Plank Road.

State grant funds a dozen refurbished Toronto trains for the free downtown loop, plus a $2M study of better transit links.

Glenwood Avenue resident Jean Matthews says she steers around potholes daily. A November vote could finally fix streets like hers.

Pareto Mobility's Step-Free bus fits four wheelchairs with no lift needed, and local hires are already building it.

A disguised two-story brick house in Sterling Heights now scrubs hydrogen sulfide from local sewage lines, with no rate hike for residents.

Resident Marney Wolf says mud has crept up to her basement slider while Clement Road sits impassable for weeks on end.

Lawns used as parking lots, trash dumped curbside and a doorbell camera catching an outlet plug-in have residents venting to the city.

Yellow flex posts and pavement art now guide traffic at Buena Vista and Cherrylawn, but not everyone is following the new rules.

A power plant failure left East Lansing students showering cold as MSU purges its steam lines building by building.