Homeowners in Dearborn may be eligible to replace their damaged porches and steps through a new program in the city.

Bodycam video shows a man attempting to avoid being arrested by running across a busy highway in Dearborn on Tuesday.

Two Democratic lawmakers have introduced a resolution condemning an op-ed piece that called a Detroit suburb “America's jihad capital.”.

A judge ruled the officer witnessed a threat to himself and others and that the officer’s use of deadly force was not excessive.

The family hopes it leads to changes that prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.

The City of Dearborn has announced a new partnership to offer free career training and advancement to hundreds of residents.

The Dearborn Police Department is seeking information about a person of interest that was involved in trespassing and the theft of City property.

Downtown Dearborn’s summertime farmers market is returning for the season this week.

Last Summer, Carson Dunn was out at Camp Dearborn in Milford Township, having fun in the water, when the unthinkable happened. Dunn fell from a swim platform and hit his chest on a ladder attached to the structure.

A Wayne County city is suing a trucking company due to air pollution concerns for residents in the area.

The City of Dearborn announced a historic $30 million investment in public parks and green infrastructure.

Crews are working around the clock to restore power to hundreds of thousands of people in the dark, including those living in western Wayne County.

A neighborhood disagreement has a Dearborn community divided over concerns about flooding.

After a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, the ever-popular Dearborn Homecoming Festival is back on and in a new location with even more attractions.

Police are investigating a felonious assault and ethnic intimidation that occurred at Westborn Market off of Michigan Avenue.

Nearly a dozen dogs are removed from a Dearborn home after concerned neighbors got the city involved.

Dearborn was among the worst hit by major flooding in the Metro Detroit area over the weekend. The severe storms also knocked out power to thousands.

DETROIT – Dearborn, in partnership with community organizations, is launching a small business relief grant program for businesses struggling during the coronavirus pandemic. The Dearborn Small Business Relief Grant application opens on Monday, April 27, with a May 1 deadline, for grants up to $5,000 providing small businesses with 17 employees or less and sole proprietors located in Dearborn working capital during the COVD-19 crisis. Business owners who previously have been awarded a Michigan Small Business Relief Grant or the Wayne County/TCF Small Business Relief Loan Fund are not eligible to apply. Through a partnership initiated by NEI, the Dearborn Small Business Grant is being led and administered by ACCESS, the City of Dearborn, East and West Dearborn Downtown Development Authorities, and Warren and Dix/Vernor Business District Improvement Authorities. “This crisis has been a gut punch for every business owner out there,” said Cristina Sheppard-Decius, executive director of the East and West Dearborn DDAs.

MELVINDALE, Mich. – Dearborn firefighters who work inside Firehouse No. 5 in Melvindale had to sleep in their trucks last night after testing inside the firehouse revealed high levels of black mold, making it unsafe to breathe inside. UPDATE: Dearborn firefighters will move back into Fire Station No. Dearborn Firefighter’s Union head Jeffrey Lentz said the firefighter could not get rest in a truck all night, creating a safety hazard for them. In the meantime, firefighters at the Melvindale station will be housed at the Melvindale Recreation Center."

DEARBORN, Mich. – After a year-long development process the City of Dearborn unveiled a new logo Tuesday. The community voiced some concern and disappointment on social media after the reveal. More than one social media user said the logo resembled something a waste management company would use. The city said more than 1,900 community members and business owners and more than 30 stakeholders gave feedback on the development of the logo. Given the variety of socioeconomic demographics represented, this brand offers past, present and future residents and business owners the opportunity to rediscover Dearborn in a new way and strengthen community pride,” said Cristina Sheppard-Decius, executive director of the East and West Dearborn DDAs.

DEARBORN, Mich. - Police, firefighters and a hazmat team responded to a train derailment in Dearborn Friday night. The City of Dearborn provided video of the scene, which can be watched in the video player above. That video shows multiple train cars tossed around the tracks in the area of Dix and Miller. As of Saturday morning, there was no update from Dearborn city officials on what the train might have been carrying or the cause of the crash. Officers were encouraged not to approach the train and to stay at least 500 feet away.