Amaya Kuznicki

The annual tradition gives fans access to the track and a rare, up-close look at the cars that typically race through the city’s streets at high speed.

Miss Wayne County was met with cheers when she rode in Dearborn’s Memorial Day parade, but the reaction online has been a different story.

Residents of Long’s Mobile Home Court on Plymouth Road are facing a tight deadline to find new housing after Redford Township — now owner of the property — says infrastructure failures and unsafe living conditions have made the site uninhabitable.

More than 100 local teens got behind the wheel this weekend — not just for fun, but to practice the kind of skills that could one day save their lives.

Two Michigan State University trustees are refusing to sign the newly revised code of ethics, saying the board went too far.

A Pinckney school aide and Hamburg Township martial arts studio owner is facing felony charges, accused of sexual contact with a teenager.

Ever order an Uber or a Lyft and wonder how the app landed on your price? A new Consumer Reports investigation found that someone standing right

DETROIT – After months and months of construction, Beaubien Street in Detroit's Greektown neighborhood is open again — welcoming both vehicles and pedestrians.

SALINE, Mich. – Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood wasn't just a player at a recent youth football camp in Saline — he was a coach.

COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A simple Facebook photo turned into something far more meaningful for an Oakland County family — a chance to bring home a piece of someone they lost.