Tiarra Braddock

Thousands of runners are expected to flood downtown Detroit on Sunday for the Free Press Marathon, and local businesses are gearing up for the economic boost that comes with the annual event.

Minister Malik Shabazz, a longtime Detroit activist, who has spent decades fighting for his community is now fighting a life-threatening illness.

Students at Gompers Elementary and Middle School on Detroit's west side will return to classes Monday morning for the first time since a stabbing incident that closed the school for three days.

A Livonia couple is dealing with extensive damage to their home after an out-of-control driver slammed his truck into their house Thursday afternoon, sending shockwaves through the quiet neighborhood.

A Wayne County judge's ruling has brought an end to permanent on-street dining in downtown Northville.

After months of negotiations, Michigan state lawmakers have finally approved an $81 billion budget that includes significant funding increases for education and continues free school lunch programs.

Residents and businesses in Novi and surrounding areas continue dealing with water outages and boil water notices on the third day following a severe water main break that began Thursday.

A major water main break on 14 Mile Road west of M-5 in Novi has forced widespread school closures and left residents scrambling for basic water services.

One man is dead and another is injured after a shooting in Detroit's New Center neighborhood that police say stemmed from a child custody dispute.

Two men died in an overnight crash on Gratiot Avenue, marking the latest in a series of fatal accidents that have prompted Detroit police to increase enforcement efforts in the area.