Dutch Girl Donuts reopens
Detroiters are lining up for a taste they’ve been missing for years — the ever popular Dutch Girl Donuts on Woodward Avenue is reopening after closing its doors in 2021.
Milder Saturday
Dry start to the day with the chance for isolated showers this afternoon/evening. Showers in the forecast for Sunday. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
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Former Warren councilman charged with weapons felony
The former councilman turned himself in this week, on a weapons felony in a full military uniform, given no special treatment.
Gas station closed for allegedly selling vape products to kids
The crackdown comes as a group of concerned citizens push to get other businesses like this one busted by DPD.
Stranger danger incident reported in Plymouth Township
The driver was described as a male of an unknown race, wearing sunglasses, possibly in his mid-30s.
Presidential Medal of Freedom: Katie Ledecky, Nancy Pelosi among those honored
Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are among those who will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Joe Biden at the White House on Friday.
Warren man accused of prostituting girl online, pleads guilty
James Madison-Cranford will be required to register as a Sex Offender upon discharge from the Michigan Department of Corrections.
Pontiac murder suspect, parole absconder, arrested in Texas
Juan Ramirez Jr., 31, was arrested without incident about 2 p.m. at a bus station in Dallas.
Annual inter-faith service honors fallen Detroit police officers
Members of the department gathered at Old St. Mary’s Church in Greek Town on Friday.
The Political Machine is Plymouth-based software company's new game
It allows players to compete in the primaries to build their own political manifesto, with votes from virtual ballots - a decoding of digital representative democracy.
Detroit schools superintendent sounds alarm on pot gummies, vape pens
Between 2019 and 2021, the district had 289 reported incidents of students with vape pens and gummies. After legalization— between 2021 and 2023 - that number skyrocketed to 1,735 incidents.
Detroit Lions hall of famer to give speech to Schoolcraft College graduates
Lomas Brown, who played 18 seasons in the National Football League, will speak at Schoolcraft College’s 59th Annual Commencement Ceremony at 1 p.m. May 4.
Fox Run senior community honors military veterans with Honor Flight sendoff
One by one veterans from the Army, Air Force and Navy were greeted by a wave of gratitude with a Rosie the Riveter by their side.
Romeo Secretary of State office to move later this month
During the weeklong closure, residents are encouraged to complete their transactions online at Michigan.gov/SOS.
Bissell Pet Foundation covers adoption fees for dogs at Detroit animal shelter
The empty the shelter event is underway through May 15th thanks to the Bissell Pet Foundation - all adoption fees will be covered - with homes needed for 110 dogs.
Epiphany Glass Studios host open event free to the public May 4, 5
The Pontiac studio will be open Saturday and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. See glassblowing demonstrations while shopping in our gallery for unique handmade glass art. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of all pet items will be donated to Michigan Humane.
Memory of hit-and-run victim Dominic Duhn honored with skate park by family
Dominic Duhn was killed four years ago in a hit-and-run on Sheldon Road while riding a skateboard. The ribbon cutting for the new skatepark dedicated to his memory, is set for noon Saturday.
Oak Park teacher thanks students who helped save him during cardiac arrest
"I just knew I had to do something," she said. "I began compressions around two and around two and a half rounds of compressions, the AED was brought and Correy placed the AED pads."
Oak Park teacher thanks students, staff who helped save him during heart attack
March 22nd changed everything for Alfred Kattola, a coach and middle school physical education teacher at Oak Park High School.