Two Plymouth Township residents have been charged after three dogs allegedly attacked a jogger in March, leaving the man seriously injured.
A Macomb County woman said a contractor who worked on her lawn dumped all the leaves back on her property after unexpectedly trying to raise the agreed-upon price.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan says roughly 250,000 patients could face major changes to their coverage if a new contract with the University of Michigan Health is not reached by June 30.
The man accused of setting a fire inside Huntington Place has been arrested after a viewer recognized him from news coverage and alerted authorities, according to the Detroit Police Department.
Spring weather has many people tackling home and yard projects, and having the right tools can make all the difference. That’s why Local 4 is working to help stock Detroit’s community tool libraries with donations for our May Go 4 It event, “Tools to Spare.”
A spokesperson for the University of Michigan said access to Canvas has been restored across all campuses following a cybersecurity incident involving Instructure, the company that provides the online learning platform.
Rising gas prices are hitting Detroit’s neighborhood lawn crews where it hurts — at the pump. With Metro Detroit averaging nearly $4.78 a gallon, some small business owners are adding more clients and routes to offset costs, while others have introduced fuel surcharges just to keep their operations running.
More than 500 skilled trades workers gathered at Michigan Central for an event highlighting a new partnership between Ford Motor Company and Carhartt, centered on supporting what organizers called the “essential economy.”
A Detroit police officer accused of using a woman’s phone to send explicit photos to himself during a traffic stop has pleaded no contest.
The University of Michigan is warning students that their personal information may have been exposed following a cyberattack involving “Canvas”, an online platform widely used for coursework, grades, and class communication.
The University of Michigan is warning students that their personal information may have been exposed following a cyberattack involving “Canvas”, an online platform widely used for coursework, grades, and class communication.
A proposal to create a historic district covering a large portion of Flat Rock sparked tense exchanges at a public hearing, with some residents warning the designation could add costs and restrictions for homeowners.
Longtime Detroit sports radio host and columnist Pat Caputo has died after a battle with cancer at the age of 67.
A woman who advertised her pet-sitting services on social media is now facing felony charges for allegedly stealing from her clients.
A woman is accused of threatening to kill a Detroit federal judge, a prosecutor and an FBI agent connected to the prosecution of church leader David E. Taylor, 53. She also sent an email to Local 4, with references to the same judge.
About 200,000 children in Michigan have a parent who is incarcerated, and in Detroit, nonprofits are working to make sure those young people don’t fall through the cracks.
The Wyandotte Police Department is advocating for a state bill that would increase the penalties for fleeing and eluding following a high-speed police chase spanning multiple cities on Monday.
Hockey star Kirsten Simms believes Detroit’s new Professional Women’s Hockey League franchise is more than just an expansion team; it’s a milestone moment for girls’ hockey in one of America’s most passionate hockey markets.
The Fox Theatre was buzzing all day Wednesday with singers, dancers, a drum line, and all the big-show energy ahead of the 57th Annual Evening of Fine Arts, a concert and art exhibition featuring the best performers and visual artists from the Detroit Public Schools.
A man is dead, a child is recovering, and a local business owner is coming to terms with it all after a truck crashed into the Canton City Market on Sheldon Road Wednesday morning.
As he prepares for multiple shows in Detroit this summer, Usher is launching a new paid internship program to help young people break into the entertainment industry.
The BIG3 is set to tip off its ninth season this summer, bringing a high-stakes, condensed schedule and a pair of dates in Detroit for the Detroit Amplifiers.
The Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson’s announced the Detroit Tigers will support its efforts during the 2026 regular season, with a portion of ticket sales benefiting the organization’s programs.
Former tenants of the condemned Leland House high-rise in downtown Detroit began returning on Tuesday, for the first time in nearly six months, to collect belongings they were forced to leave behind after a December power failure led the city to deem the building unsafe.
Days after Spirit Airlines abruptly shut down, leaving employees angry and uncertain about what comes next, there is a small glimmer of hope.
Ford Motor Company is offering employee pricing to customers on some new vehicles in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Thousands of people struggle with anxiety, depression, and addiction, but many still feel like they can’t talk about things like that.
The severe thunderstorm warnings that went into effect earlier for Wayne, Macomb, and St. Clair counties have expired, but not before causing damage.
Hisben Tchibinda arrived at Detroit Metro Airport at 4:30 a.m. Monday for a flight he booked on Spirit Airlines, unaware the airline had shut down.
Despite what the CEO of the Detroit Training Center says, students still aren’t able to take their skills tests to become truck drivers, according to the Michigan Department of State.
Detroit’s Green Grocer Program is helping local mini marts bring fresh, affordable food to neighborhoods in need.
A prominent Lathrup Village community leader was taken into custody on Monday after Oakland County investigators raided his home.
A Canton small-business owner says he was hacked twice, had $950 stolen from his account and was then permanently banned from Facebook — accused of one of the most horrific crimes imaginable. Meta, he says, has done nothing to fix it.
Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church is celebrating a major milestone — 100 years in its historic building in Detroit’s Indian Village neighborhood.
The Spirit Airlines section of the Evans Terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport was empty Saturday morning — a shocking sight that signaled the end of the budget carrier’s operations.
A Michigan man is fed up with the rental property next door, saying the owner has let it rot for 15 years and become a danger.
It’s been five decades of basement flooding, and a Michigan couple said their city didn’t even have records of the sewer line.
Anyone who has driven past La SED’s headquarters on the corner of W. Vernor near Clark Park in southwest Detroit has seen it: A large, mosaic mural of the late Cesar Chavez, the co-founder of the United Farm Workers, who helped lead one of the biggest labor movements of the 20th Century.
In frantic moments during a January crash and car fire, Detroit firefighter Donald Faulkner heard screams coming from inside a burning vehicle and rushed in to help.
Cheap flights could be at risk. Spirit Airlines, one of the most affordable carriers in the country, may be forced to shut down without a government bailout, raising serious questions about flights, fares, and jobs.
Nicole Rodriguez, an eighth-grade science teacher at Stout Middle School in Dearborn, was honored with the Alberta Murad Teacher of the Year Student Choice Award, as students recognized educators who made a significant impact on their lives.
Charges will not be issued against Pittsburgh Steelers receiver DK Metcalf after the altercation he had with a Detroit Lions fan at Ford Field in December, the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office announced.
A woman from Harper Woods is spending more than 17 years behind bars for distributing fentanyl that led to the deaths of three people in 2023.
Actor, Detroit native, and University of Michigan alumnus David Alan Grier served as emcee for the evening, using humor and personal reflection to highlight the program’s mission.
April 10 was an adventurous day for 9-year-old Kyari Harris. Harris, who goes by the nickname “King”, started his day at Nichols Elementary School on Detroit’s east side, and it ended at a McDonald’s in Lincoln Park.
A Canton Township senior was approached by a man impersonating a DTE Energy worker, who presented a fake badge and company-branded clothing before asking to see her utility bill.
Gas prices are rising. Michigan’s average cost for a gallon of regular gas jumped 32 cents overnight. Some gas stations are already hitting $5 or more per gallon.
A Detroit civil rights attorney has filed two lawsuits against the Detroit Police Department and the Warren Police Department, alleging officers used excessive force in two separate incidents involving his clients.
A Detroit civil rights attorney has filed two lawsuits against the Detroit Police Department and the Warren Police Department, alleging officers used excessive force in two separate incidents involving his clients.
An ongoing problem on some local school campuses is raising new concerns: children ingesting marijuana edibles.
A west side Detroit man said he’s fed up with what feels like a permanent puddle in front of his home, and he feels like the city hasn’t done enough to fix it.
Gas prices across Metro Detroit are climbing well above $4 a gallon, and the pain at the pump is spreading far beyond commuters — it’s now threatening the operations of a Westland-area charity that feeds families in need.
Michigan gas prices are closing in on 2026 record highs, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and maintenance issues at two Great Lakes-area refineries -- and drivers are already changing how they get around.
A jury on Tuesday found Michael Lopez guilty on all counts in the killing of Melvindale police officer Mohamed Said, bringing an emotional end to a nearly two-year wait for Said’s family.
Six students at an elementary school in Detroit were hospitalized after consuming what appeared to be marijuana edibles, school officials said.
Wyandotte police are taking a tougher stance on reckless teen biking, and it’s the parents who will feel it.
Detroit homeowners can learn about resources available for property tax help at several upcoming events happening across the city this spring and summer.
Delta Air Lines just launched a three-day flash sale, offering deals on flights to popular leisure destinations in the U.S. and in Latin America.
A lottery player won a $1.67 million Lotto 47 jackpot over the weekend, and the winning ticket was sold in Southeast Michigan.
The man accused of killing a Melvindale police officer in 2024 was removed from the witness stand on Monday after mentioning information unrelated to the case.
A fundraiser has been started to support the family of a 46-year-old man who died early Saturday after a fire broke out at a home on Haller Street in Westland.
Lou Hatty is sick of looking at it. He’s lived on the 4000 block of Courville Street in East English Village since 1956.
A lifelong Detroit couple has been dealing with a flooded basement for the five decades they’ve lived there, but it’s gotten much worse in the past weeks.