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The Carr Center exposes people to new art, and educates them, while promoting artists and preserving African-American culture. Now, the art gallery is at risk of closing.

Joseph Fornier, 46, had potentially recorded a family member inappropriately for years before a complaint tipped off Michigan State Police. By then, he had already been fired from the sheriff's office for not complying with an internal review.

The euro area private sector expanded in March, halting a sequence of contraction that started last June, final survey results of the purchasing managers' survey by S&P Global showed on Thursday.

Ravi Chandra says he started running after he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. He uses maximum aerobic function technique, which involves running at a low-intensity aerobic heart rate. Experts say diabetes can be reversed within the first six years of diagnosis with weight loss techniques, exercises and eating healthy

The March final PMI data will tell the Monetary Policy Committee that growth is not only strong, but momentum is increasing, while price pressures in services are rising

Instead of a prison sentence, Jennifer Crumbley is requesting house arrest and would live in her lawyer's guest house if given this punishment, the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office said.

A Michigan state park and recreation area in the southern part of the state are throwing viewing parties for the solar eclipse on Monday. Free eclipse viewing glasses will be available at both events.

Six teens are in custody after fleeing Eastpointe police in a stolen car. Police said the teens had handguns, marijuana, multiple ski masks, and gloves.

Residents in Detroit's North End neighborhood are waking up to their vehicle windows smashed out.

An Ann Arbor man is facing assault charges stemming from two incidents that happened this week. Both times, he pulled out a knife after being bumped into by someone else.