The Latest Breaking News from Detroit

DETROIT — The surest sign you’re starting to carve out a niche for yourself as an NHL player is when your teammates start dropping your name. To the head coach, no less.

The Sundance Fim Festival is a mad dash of snow-covered sidewalks, last minute ticketing and buzzy theaters packed with hyped-up moviegoers, a rite of passage for any true film lover.

DETROIT — This is the time of year when questions turn to quadrants in college hoops.

DETROIT — If the Red Wings are going to make the playoffs a realistic possibility, they have to defeat teams lower than them in the standings.

DETROIT — A University of Michigan gastroenterology researcher is no longer employed by the university following the retraction of five academic papers in scholarly journals due to what one academic journal called the "falsification" and "fabrication" of data involving millions of federal research dollars.

DETROIT — Another poor defensive effort in the first half led to another disappointing loss for the Pistons.

DETROIT — The purported owner of a Vincent van Gogh painting that was missing for six years until being found hanging on a wall at the Detroit Institute of Arts will appeal the dismissal of a lawsuit that sought to reclaim the rare artwork.

The winners of this year’s Elevate Prize include social entrepreneurs who help Detroit children for school, build technology labs in rural Kenya, and improve road safety in India

A large storm gaining strength over the Rocky Mountains will eject northeastward this week, leaving a swath of heavy snow

DETROIT — When Michigan's top brewery was sold to an overseas company in late 2021, founder and craft beverage pioneer Larry Bell promised that Bell's Brewery wouldn't change.

The Detroit Lions have quite a few draft needs but defensive end/EDGE isn't anywhere close to the top of those needs