Noelle Friel

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. – A severe round of thunderstorms and strong winds uprooted trees and scattered limbs across Dearborn and Dearborn Heights

HAMTRAMCK, Mich. – Videos posted to social media show teens pushing each other in shopping carts and firing off fireworks, some of which are thrown

DOWNRIVER, Mich. – Some Downriver neighborhoods were still dealing with partial or recurring outages Tuesday evening, days after severe storms last week knocked out power for hundreds of thousands across Metro Detroit.

DTE's outage response after last week's storms is continuing to leave some Metro Detroit residents frustrated and exhausted, even as the company's CEO says crews are working to restore electricity across the region.

WESTLAND, Mich. – Westland will remove its 10 Flock Safety license plate-reading cameras when the city's contract expires at the end of the

SOUTHGATE, Mich. – The family of a Southgate man in need of a kidney transplant has launched a GoFundMe fundraiser to help cover travel costs as he works to get back on the transplant list after a medical setback.

TAYLOR, Mich. – A Taylor man killed in a stabbing last week is being remembered by his family as “larger than life”, as the woman accused in his death faces a second-degree murder charge.

A homeless shelter run by the Friend of the Father Foundation on 9 Mile Road in Warren has closed after about a year and a half, according to the nonprofit's CEO, who says the organization couldn't secure sufficient funding to continue operating.

More than a week after severe storms moved through Metro Detroit, piles of fallen branches and debris remained along the curb Tuesday on Griggs Avenue on Detroit's west side, causing headaches for residents as the city said it's continuing to respond to a “record number” of reports of storm damage.

DETROIT – Detroit's push to add mid-block streetlights is now underway in the Regent Park neighborhood, where Mayor Mary Sheffield unveiled the first of more than 3,000 new fixtures planned citywide.