The Latest Breaking News from Detroit

DETROIT — A prominent Metro Detroit art gallery owner reached agreement Thursday to plead guilty to wire fraud after being accused of cheating wealthy clients out of a $1.6 million collection of more than 100 rare fine-art prints — including black-and-white photographs by landscape photographer Ansel Adams.

ALLEN PARK, Mich. — The Detroit Lions are an official sponsor for Calvin Johnson's inaugural charity golf outing next month, which will be held a day after the Hall of Fame receiver's annual youth football camp.

The Detroit Lions have signed veteran offensive lineman Germain Ifedi

DETROIT — The Red Wings appear to be ready to make a significant trade this summer.

The draft will head from Detroit in 2024 to Green Bay the following year

Automotive suppliers reported having mixed feelings about their relationships with Detroit's three automakers as Toyota Motor Co. once again received the highest accolades in an annual study released on Monday.

DETROIT — Michigan's Paul Whelan said that he has more confidence in U.S. efforts to bring him home from Russia than he did a few months ago in December, though he wishes the process would move faster.

DETROIT — At the band's recent sold-out show at Little Caesars Arena, Blink-182's Mark Hoppus dispensed with concert tradition and cut straight to the point.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will give final approval Monday to the state's new red flag law during a bill signing just outside of Detroit

Breaking down Lions UDFA LB Trevor Nowaske from Saginaw Valley State and what he offers to Detroit

Repeat or Redemption: Shields-Gabriels rematch set in Detroit, five years after their first fight.