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The family of Dearborn businessman Kemel Jawad, 56, said he died doing what he loved: "helping others live in the land he loved the most."
Main Street between University and Fourth streets will be closed for several hours as police investigate the explosion.
Driven by the “tiny house” trend, shipping container homes are popular among buyers seeking a more sustainable, minimalist lifestyle.
With her twin sons safe, Kelly Dillaha turns her energy to commonsense gun laws. “Our communities are sick of it,” the Birmingham mom said.
Amon-Ra St. Brown's viral moment with a Chicago-area teen's recently diagnosed with cancer has brightened the high schooler's outlook.
An 11-year-old girl fell off an inflatable tube being pulled by a motorboat in Michigan. The boat turned around and hit her, officials say.
Striking workers argued the facility has failed to guarantee a safe and healthy workplace for workers and patients.
Four people, including two children, are dead in what appeared to be a murder-suicide in Wyoming, Michigan, authorities said.
Ely Hydes was walking to a Detroit Tigers game when he fell through the Spruce Street pedestrian bridge. An inspection was expedited.
Jinx, a California cat with wide eyes, big feet and hundreds of thousands of followers, will become the next mayor of Hell, Michigan.
What the world needs, a guy in Texas who knows radio decided, is an anthem to unify people behind Ukraine. A Detroit musician delivered.
The boys, all brothers, died Thursday in Holland, Michigan after their car became submerged upside down in a frozen pond.
Police shot a man suspected of shooting "multiple" victims at a Kalamzoo bus depot Saturday morning.
Columbus Blue Jackets goalie Matiss Kivlenieks, 24, has died from a head injury over the weekend.
Pinky's Rooftop reopened Wednesday with a new menu.
One year has passed since the failure of two dams caused widespread flooding in mid-Michigan.
Friendship Circle of Michigan aims to provide every person with special needs the support, friendship and inclusion.
A local health official has seen an increase in alcohol use amid the coronavirus pandemic.
There have been more than 3 million entries into the statewide online COVID-19 symptom tracking tool, officials announced.
The service is intended to extend access to public transit and provide trips to vaccine centers across the Detroit metro area.
