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'She gave of herself constantly,' Loved ones remember Michigan woman killed in Utah-Colorado wildfire
“She was more than life itself,” a friend of Emily Barker said. "She took so much interest in every person she met. She loved her job.”
Michigan judge blocks Kalshi prediction market from operating in state
Wagers can not currently be placed on Kalshi in the state of Michigan, after a Michigan judge granted prosecutors a temporary restraining order against KalshiEX, LLC.
Student from Arcadia named to University of Alabama dean's list
Student from Arcadia is recognized for academic achievement at the University of Alabama.
House passes KIDS Act to boost online safety for children
The House passed the bipartisan KIDS Act to add child online safety rules, parental controls and stronger teen messaging protections.
First Early Childhood Educator Youth Apprenticeship Program launched
Apprentices will complete 12 months of on-the-job learning, gaining real-world practical experience, and complete 155 hours of comprehensive coursework.
Review: Toy Story 5 still knows how to break your heart
Toy Story 5 is another reminder that growing up hurts. The post Review: Toy Story 5 still knows how to break your heart appeared first on Detroit Metro Times.
Ever tried Claude.AI? Meet the Michigander who inspired its name
Gaylord native Claude Shannon revolutionized how the digital world communicates in the late 1940s. Today, the Michigander is an eponym for one of the fastest-growing AI models.
Ford recalling more than 741,000 vehicles because of park system issue
Ford is recalling more than 741,000 vehicles in the U.S. because a transmission issue may damage the park system, which could increase the risk of a crash or injury.
Some Michiganders fly American flag. Others refuse. A new poll explores why
A new survey shows that how ‘Old Glory’ is viewed through the lens of patriotism differs by age, political leanings and particularly race.
Michigan State Police investigate death of 68-year-old man after barking dog dispute turns physical
A 68-year-old mid-Michigan man died after a dispute over a barking dog turned physical, prompting a Michigan State Police investigation.
Benzie County sergeant receives distinguished service award
The award recognizes "exceptionally meritorious conduct involving exemplary courage (and) great risk or danger to a law enforcement corrections officer's personal safety."
Tips for walking your dog in the extreme heat
While it's important for humans to stay cool in this weather, it's just as important to make sure your furry friend doesn't overheat when taking them out for a walk or a bathroom …
Farmington Hills investigate domestic violence-related homicide; suspect in custody
Farmington Hills police are investigating a domestic violence-related homicide, and the suspect is in custody.
Novi dialysis center set to reopen after investigation in patient death, other hospitalizations
The DaVita Dialysis Center in Novi is set to reopen on Thursday after being closed for more than a week for a state investigation.
Metro Detroit Weather: Extreme Heat Warning in effect until Thursday
The heat is here as high temperatures climb to near 97°. Extreme heat is expected to continue through the end of the week.
Tick activity is on the rise this year; here's how hikers can protect themselves
Whether you're hiking, biking, hunting or just enjoying the outdoors, summer in Michigan means sharing the trails with wildlife, and unwelcome pests. Experts say tick activity is …
Teen injured after suspected drive by shooting in Detroit
A teenage boy was hospitalized after being injured during what police believe may have been a drive-by shooting Monday night.
Baby rescued from locked car in Dearborn, officials warn heat wave can be deadly
A distraught mother stood outside a Dearborn gas station pleading with police after her newborn was accidentally locked inside her car — along with her keys — on a hot June day.
Restored 48-star flag carries WWII history and legacy for a Michigan family
Michigan family restored their 48-star WWII-era flag in time to fly it at their lake house this Fourth of July.
Death threats target Madison Heights Islamic center in hate crime investigation
The American Islamic Community Center in Madison Heights received two threatening voicemails that law enforcement is now investigating as a hate crime.
Kevin Huerter reportedly re-signing with the Pistons for 3 years, $27 million
ESPN's Senior NBA Insider Shams Charania is reporting that free agent guard Kevin Huerter is re-signing with the Detroit Pistons in a three-year, $27 million deal.
Hosting a Fourth of July barbecue? Expect to spend more
Costs for a picnic are the highest since a farm group began tracking expenses 10 years ago.
Two killed after driver strikes friends outside Detroit bar; suspect in custody
Two people are dead and a man is in police custody after a driver struck and killed two pedestrians outside a bar on Detroit's west side early Sunday morning.
Michigan schools sweat as deadline looms without state budget: It’s ‘super frustrating’
Michigan House, Senate cancel session with just days before legal deadline to pass state budget. ‘We were hopeful,’ said a spokesperson for Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Opinion | Education in Michigan requires transformation, not reform
The governor and Legislature should work together to empanel a nonpartisan blue-ribbon commission with broad representation and a clear mandate: develop a 10-year educational tran…
Detroit's prohibition past: How the city kept the drinks flowing during the 'war on alcohol'
Detroit sat at the center of the nation's battle over booze in the 1920s, with smugglers, speakeasies and the Purple Gang all playing a role in keeping alcohol flowing despite the…
Dozens of cats trapped in uninhabitable Redford Township home as multi-agency rescue effort begins
A multi-agency animal rescue effort is underway on Gaylord Street near 8 Mile Rd. in Redford Township, where dozens of cats are trapped inside a home described by officials as uni…
Warren police urge residents to take safety precautions with fireworks amid extreme heat
Warren police warn that hot, dry conditions make safe fireworks handling critical this Fourth of July.
Michigan issues ozone air quality alerts as heat builds this week
With increased heat and clear skies, Michigan residents are encouraged to to drive less and avoid strenuous outdoor activity as Air Quality Alerts are expected to be issued for in…
Southeastern Michigan communities announce cooling centers for extreme heat
With temperatures reaching deep into the 90s and the heat index expected to top 100, several southeastern Michigan communities have announced they will open cooling centers.