Maureen Feighan

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

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.

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.

When a child with developmental disabilities turns 18, parents face another challenge with pursuing guardianship.

Demo begins on long vacant Belle Isle Zoo

Winter recreation is evolving and isn't just about skiing or snowmobiling anymore. There's everything from lantern hikes to winter canoeing.

The West Bloomfield synagogue has be completely rebuilt after it was severely damaged following a March attack.

Nicole Lynn, Terrion Arnold's agent, said he's worked out with at least one team and has a vist with another next week.

An 87-year-old driver from Bay City allegedly drove across several lanes, jumped a curb and slammed into an Asian restaurant in Saginaw Township.

Most of the millages were renewals, meaning they weren't new taxes, but some asked voters to approve higher rates, meaning taxes would've increased.