Carli Petrus

Nearly 40 Lowe's employees spent Thursday renovating American Legion Post 200 in Taylor, giving the veterans' post a fresh look just in time for its annual family picnic this Sunday.

Dozens of Lincoln Park residents say their garbage can lids are being cracked or ripped off entirely during Priority Waste collections — and some say they

One of the largest boat parties in the world is returning to Lake St. Clair this weekend, and Little Muscamoot Bay is already filling up with boats ahead of the annual Raft Off.

A now-former employee of Action Impact Firearms in Southfield is facing criminal charges after investigators say he lied to police and concealed evidence following a robbery at the store.

Hundreds of people gathered at Ford Field Wednesday for free, hands-on CPR training hosted by the Detroit Lions and the American Heart Association

Bob and Kathy Wood lost everything when the house next door exploded on April 3, 2025. More than a year later, a new home is finally taking shape on their lot in Southgate.

Southgate's Bank Tower has been reimagined into an apartment complex following a nearly $50 million redevelopment project that city officials call the largest private investment in their history.

Lincoln Park residents will see their water bills increase by 15 to 28% starting Sept. 1. The Lincoln Park City Council approved the new water and sewer rates on Aug. 10.

Raeden Acquisitions and Cal Realty have filed a federal lawsuit against Gibraltar, claiming a moratorium unlawfully stopped the company's application for a proposed data center from moving forward.

Downtown Allen Park is turning into a live canvas this weekend as Paint the Park returns with murals, vendors, and free art activities.