Brett Kast

The Oakland Community Health Network announced it will directly manage adult crisis care services starting in January, ending a decades-long partnership with the nonprofit Common Ground.

A proposed 200-acre data center in Frenchtown Township has sparked debate among residents, with some embracing the potential economic benefits while others worry about environmental impacts.

Saline Township residents packed a small boardroom to voice their anger over a multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence data center project that will transform their rural community.

Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison boarded a Detroit Department of Transportation bus during Thursday evening rush hour to meet with riders and drivers about public transit safety.

Marine City officials have officially moved trick-or-treating from Halloween night on Friday to Saturday to avoid conflict with the high school football team's playoff game.

Disaster Relief at Work, known as DRAW, is preparing to send 700 buckets filled with cleaning supplies to Jamaica in the coming days.

A 13-year-old boy in Royal Oak is back at it this Halloween, bringing the frights and haunts while making a difference in the lives of other local kids.

One of Michigan's oldest child welfare organizations is making a major change that will impact nearly a dozen girls and more than 100 employees.

Detroit residents gathered at a nonpartisan watch party Tuesday night to view the mayoral debate, and many came away wanting candidates to focus more on policy than personal attacks.

A 28-year-old Pontiac woman is facing 10 felony charges in connection with an alleged real estate fraud scheme that prosecutors say bilked victims out of nearly $200,000 in fake down payments.