The Latest Breaking News from Detroit

On this day, the Celtics defeated the Detroit Pistons 88-79 in G1 of the '08 East Finals, and Boston bigs Enes Kanter and Dick Mehen were born.

Henry Fambrough had a musical homecoming of sorts at “Hitsville U_S_A.”

DETROIT — Civil libertarians are chastising Oxford Community Schools for not allowing high school graduates to wear orange cords to symbolize they are survivors of gun violence as they crossed the stage to obtain their diplomas Thursday.

Black families with deep ties to Motor City work out their domestic issues

The Detroit Lions Podcast sat down for a great video interview with Lions rookie DT Brodric Martin

A small enclave of Detroit is considering municipal bankruptcy to help rid itself of a decades-old water debt that has grown to about $20 million and threatens to swamp the already financially struggling city

DETROIT — As the claims process for the $626 million settlement for victims of the Flint water crisis continues and Flint residents wait for their awards, a Detroit area federal judge recently granted the payment totaling $47 million in attorney fees and expenses.

DETROIT — General Motors Co. CEO Mary Barra touched on everything from how the Detroit automaker is approaching one of the most monumental shifts in automotive industry history to the company's progress on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts to GM's return-to-office strategy in a wide-ranging discussion Thursday.

Mission is buying the Detroit station from Adell Broadcasting

Detroit splurged in free agency, upgrading its secondary. The Lions also drafted running back Jahmyr Gibbs and linebacker Jack Campbell, giving them the inside track to win the division for the first time since 1993.

Four security guards who are blamed for the death of a man during a struggle at a Detroit-area mall will face trial on involuntary manslaughter charges