Maureen Feighan

At least five Michigan communities are banking in on Halloween's popularity with witch-themed events. But it's also a chance for dialogue, says one organizer.

Detroit has roughly 5,100 bus stops across the city but only a fraction have shelters. The city is working to change that over the next several years.

Many families impacted by autism are still reeling from Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy's comments that it "destroys" families.

Under an ordinance approved Tuesday, ads for marijuana and vape products would be prohibited within a 1,000-foot radius of schools, parks, and more.

Grand Rapids doubled the size of its Christkindl Markt this year, one year after its debut. Birmingham also has a popular Winter Markt.

The 46-year-old finished third on the popular show, overcoming food scarcity and loneliness. But he says he wouldn't do anything different.

The Draft Theater will eventually host 1,700 guests during the draft next week. Its design is an “ode” to the city’s iconic Spirit of Detroit statue.

Up to 95% of kids 13-17 use social media platforms. Now, a ban is being considered on TikTok. Is it enough? Or does it go too far?

Driving more than 2,000 miles all the way to Wyoming in an RV with your family isn’t exactly a relaxing summer vacation. But it’s a memory you’ll never forget.

Organizers of Theatre Bizarre, Detroit's creepiest Halloween party at the Masonic Temple, said double-booking would've impacted their floor space.