The NFC North race isn’t over — not even close. And if the Packers and Bears think Detroit is fading away quietly, they’re about to learn the hard way that this Lions team does its best work when doubt is loudest.

The Detroit Lions have made an unfortunate decision on veteran tight end Ross Dwelley. After signing cornerback Arthur Maulet, the team waived the former 49ers tight end in a corresponding move. This season, Dwelley recorded two receptions for 11 yards and appeared in 11 games his first season in Motown.

She successfully kept details of her engagement, the identity of her then-fiancé and marriage plans as concealed as possible throughout her campaign.

For a Lions team fighting to escape the edge of the playoff picture, this week isn’t just another game. It’s a test of identity, toughness and whether Detroit truly belongs in the NFC race.

In his 12 years in office, he's spoken at the Detroit Economic Club nine times, and Monday, Dec. 8, was his final address as the leader of the city.

Tlaib was among 11 Democrats to sign a letter, dated Tuesday and addressed to ICE Field Directors Kevin Raycraft and Miguel Vergara, urging them to release the detainees and return them to Detroit. Spokespersons for ICE and U.S. Customs and Border Protection didn't immediately respond to requests to verify the Democrats' claims.

After spending the first 16 seasons of his career in Chicago, Kane is still rewriting his legacy — and NHL history — with the Red Wings.

For her first fight of 2026, Claressa Sheilds will have a rematch against her professional debut opponent. Salita Promotions announced today that Shields, the No. 1 ranked heavyweight boxer, will put her Undisputed World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Franchon Crews-Dezurn on Feb.

A tech company will get $10 million in taxpayer dollars to move its headquarters to downtown Detroit's riverfront and a robotics business is taking over a shuttered Wixom factory with help from a $2.7 million state grant.