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A white Grand Rapids police officer who shot and killed a Black motorist during a traffic stop last spring had…
A rap video that has been posted on YouTube filmed inside a Michigan prison cell is being investigated by Michigan…
Former prison inmate Daniel Jones had reformed his life and was a strong presence not only in Detroit, but across…
Bolden's career in law was inspired by her great-grandfather, whose 1930s' death was deemed accidental after his lynching.
The Motor City Kwanzaa Kinara, reportedly the largest one in the world, will be 30 feet tall with candles topped…
Voters in battleground Michigan enshrined abortion rights in the state constitution, joining reliably Democratic California and Vermont in taking that step. An…
The family of Porter Burks, a Black man fatally shot during an early morning confrontation with Detroit police, is suing…
Wynton Marsalis and his orchestra will be integrated into the Univ. of Michigan's band performance at half time in its…
Detroit Will Breathe has settled a lawsuit alleging the use of excessive police force during George Floyd-related protests in 2020.
Detroit-area teen Tyler Wade has filed a federal lawsuit against police officers after they allegedly used excessive force in attacking…
Hart’s absence dampened a historic day for the Wolverines who improved to 6-0 for the second straight season.
A white sheriff's deputy in Michigan was reprimanded after body camera footage showed him tell a Black woman that he…
A Michigan judge threw out felony charges Tuesday against seven people in the Flint water scandal, including two former state…
A grieving mother wants the body cam footage released after she says Detroit police shot her mentally ill son more…
A Michigan man who was wrongfully convicted of arson in 1997 will likely be a free man sooner rather than…
Big Sean, a Detroit native, says working with Historically Black Colleges and Universities is a dream come true.
Detroit's mile-long I-375 freeway in the late 1950s and early 1960s reportedly forced the displacement of more than 100,000 residents.
From Jackson, Mississippi to Flint, Michigan, aging water infrastructure is wreaking havoc in predominantly Black and brown communities.
Bank asks court to dismiss lawsuit filed by Black woman who says staff refused to cash jackpot check
In its denial motion, Fifth Third Bank said the incident involving Lizzie Pugh's $12,000 jackpot check had nothing to do…
The Michigan Supreme Court sided with the Promote the Vote 2022 coalition to put the proposed constitutional amendment before voters.