MDOT's shoulder-lane experiment on I-96 is now a national award finalist after slashing crashes and commute delays in Oakland County.

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

Utica Community Schools plans a late-September job fair as districts dangle bonuses and $28-an-hour pay to fill empty driver seats.

The Berkley City Council unanimously backed the sidewalk and park ban, but one leader warns the enforcement language may be too broad.

Ride to Rise becomes permanent citywide, with $1 million in state funding and 50 new transit ambassadors patrolling buses this fall.

CN's red, white and blue trains hit East Lansing, Durand, Royal Oak and Flat Rock next week, with free photo stops along the way.

Detroit approved over $6 million to repair dangerous railroad crossings, but residents say the fixes won't arrive for years.

Ann Arbor’s first new fire station since 1981 is nearing completion. The net-zero Station 4 is expected to open in October with solar power, geothermal systems and gender-neutral facilities.

A Wayne County drainage project was supposed to stop flooding in Plymouth Township. Residents say it left behind deeper ditches, eroding yards and new safety hazards.

A seat belt anchor defect is triggering a global recall of more than 1.5 million Ram 1500 pickups, including about 1.27 million in the U.S.

Detroit has completed a $40 million stormwater project built to reduce basement backups for 1,200 west-side homes. Three more flood-control projects are waiting for funding.

SMART and DDOT are making rides free across Metro Detroit all day Tuesday, giving voters a cheaper way to reach the polls.

Pontiac’s MLK bridge rebuild has reached the deck and roadway phase, with a December 2026 reopening target after years of closure.