The Latest Breaking News from Detroit

DETROIT — Michigan State University leaders have decided not to resume classes this school year in Berkey Hall and the MSU Union, the buildings where a Feb. 13 mass shooting occurred, leaving three students dead and five wounded.

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DETROIT — Luck was on Casey DeSmith’s side for the first eight minutes. He would’ve needed a four-leaf clover pinned to his uniform to keep Detroit’s David Perron and company in check.

DETROIT — A vice president of the United Auto Workers made an impassioned call Tuesday to save an indefinitely idled Jeep plant in Illinois on day two of the Detroit-based union's bargaining convention.

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DETROIT — This week in 2003, Jack and Meg White of Detroit duo the White Stripes were getting ready to release their fourth studio album, the Grammy Award-winning "Elephant."

The New York Giants will conduct joint training camp practices with the Detroit Lions and New York Jets in 2023.

DETROIT — The Pistons hosted a Milwaukee Bucks team without two of their best players on Monday night, which would typically mean a greater chance to escape with a victory.

DETROIT — Wayne State University suspended a professor with pay Monday for allegedly advocating in a social media post that people would be justified in murdering certain individuals with whom they disagree rather than "shouting down" them.

DETROIT — The Detroit Police Department is conducting "multiple criminal and administrative investigations" into the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners, the 11-member citizens panel that's charged with overseeing the city's police department, according to an email the board chairman sent Monday.

In a letter announcing the closures, the franchise operator said it was due to "unforeseen business circumstance". EYM King of Michigan have said 26 outlets will be closed and 424 people laid off