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Michigan State Police officials say it will likely take longer for first responders to get to drivers stuck in a ditch, so car emergency kits are encouraged.

Native Detroiter Damon Cann was in need of a job, and he found that and more at the recently opened See You Tomorrow restaurant.

From across the state, Michiganders want Oxford residents to know: You are not alone.

Joe Tate has made history by becoming the first Black representative to serve as House Speaker in Michigan.

50 years ago, Erma Henderson made history by becoming the first Black woman on the Detroit City Council. Today her impact is still felt in many ways.

In 2021, after 80 days away from home due to a grueling COVID struggle, Chris Johnson was hungry to serve his city, and that hunger drives him today.

Motor City Ghost Hunters LLC has been around for 16 years and knows there’s a stigma that comes with honoring their passion of ghost hunting.

In 2020, six men were arrested for plotting to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer. Were they a grave threat to democracy, a bunch of inept misfits—or something else entirely?

Fourth-generation Detroit east side resident Bethany Howard is proud to serve and eager to learn through her work at the Eastside Community Network.

From public housing to public service describes the journey of Earlene Hall, a daughter of Detroit. An opportunity to help is Halls time to shine.