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$10 million project to transform Clinton River Rd. in Sterling Heights begins this fall
According to Sterling Heights officials, the project will improve about 4.5 miles of Clinton River Rd. between Canal Rd. and Hayes Rd., with plans for a safer, smoother and more r…
Man shot and killed following argument overnight in Detroit's Arden Park neighborhood
Detroit police are investigating a deadly shooting on Arden Park on the city's east side. We're told a man was shot and killed just before 2 a.m.
Judge scolds Pontiac mother, gives her 6 to 30 years for child abuse
Kelli Bryant was sentenced to a minimum of 6 years and a maximum of 30 years in prison on three counts of first-degree child abuse.
Worker rescued after trench collapse in Oxford
A 50-year-old worker was trapped from the waist down in a trench 12 to 15 feet deep for nearly 5 hours before being rescued and airlifted
Monroe County commissioners vote to end Flock Safety license plate camera program
Monroe County commissioners voted 8-1 to end the use of more than 40 Flock Safety license plate reader cameras in the county.
Washtenaw County sheriff releases body cam video and launches internal probe into viral arrest of Detroit man
In response to mounting public concern, the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office released body-worn camera video of Derrick Tinsley's arrest.
Toxic algae in Michigan lakes may pose health risks beyond skin contact, researcher says
A University of Michigan researcher says emerging evidence suggests airborne cyanobacteria toxins may pose health risks to people near affected lakes.
Waterford parents demand answers after busing delays, district apologizes
The Waterford School District is apologizing after bus delays left children stranded and parents without information on the first day of school.
Macomb Community College exhibit honors 9/11 victims as 25th anniversary approaches
As the nation approaches the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a free exhibit at Macomb Community College in Clinton Township is helping visitors remember that day.
Deer survey launched for Oakland County residents as culling debate divides communities
Oakland County residents have until Nov. 1 to weigh in on the local deer population and how municipalities should manage it.
