Maps are being drawn for new voting districts in Michigan. And having a prison nearby could change the lines.

The last Kmart in Michigan is closing. But the Mitten is where it all began, back in 1899.

After major outbreaks during spring school sports, experts, officials and parents weigh the current game plan for when COVID-19 takes the field.

Rockin’ Robin Seymour pulled the top acts in town. Now his story is one at the Freep Film Festival.

Twenty years is a long time for an apology tour, especially for something you didn’t do. In metro Detroit, the nation’s largest Muslim community, a mom and daughter are tired of feeling like they have to defend their faith post-9/11.

The FBI raided the homes of Detroit city council members and city hall in late August. But residents and the federal prosecutor who took down Kwame Kilpatrick say it's Detroiters who will pay.

The Taliban takeover amid U.S. troop withdrawal has rocked the whole world, down to a little Lansing street.

The FDA plans to propose a ban on menthol cigarettes, but the burning question is why now?

A Detroit nightclub served up a new rule on vaccines, but it didn't go down easy. A business owner and law expert pour over ideas of privacy, vaccine mandates, and what we owe each other.

If Detroiters are tired of one thing this summer, it’s flooding. As they keep up the cleanup, what can be done to stop the next wave from crashing?