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Going inside and assessing how they're living. From tripping hazards in the house to appliances and faucets being left on, is their safety at risk? Thanksgiving dinner is less than four weeks away.  Visiting your elderly relatives is a change to see whether they're ok. If they're not, the toughest talk you'll ever have maybe on the horizon. 

A shave, a meal, a handshake and a shower are some pretty simple ingredients that are fueling a feeling of pride.

The Wayne Metro Community Action network is fixing up low-income family homes for free. The fixing-up part is called weatherization and it aims at blocking leaky airways, improving furnaces and installing insulation.

Welcome to the Masonic Temple in Detroit where Forbes' annual 30 Under 30 Summit takes center stage in Detroit. And it isn't just for this year, but for two more to come.

Politics are taking center stage at the water cooler, in cubes and in lunchrooms across the country. Workplace expert Robin Ankton of the firm Robert Half in Detroit says a new poll of 1,000 Americans shows the change is very apparent.  

That company, Pingree, has been crafting shoes and boots since 2015. Their profit model is a little unique, however. It hires veterans and Detroiters to do their work, and in return, their employees get a paycheck and some profit-sharing. But that's only half the story. Each product purchased comes with a story about the veteran who helped craft the product. 

Governor Gretchen Whitmer, with a stroke of her pen, allowed Michigan drivers to opt out of Personal Injury Protection as a way to save on the nation's highest car insurance rates. 

The end of lunch time doesn't just mean the fun is ending and the learning is starting up again. Instead, this lunch hour at Lake Orion High School is packed with a critical life lesson. 

Superintendent of Detroit Schools Dr. Nikolai Vitti is three years into his position at the district which is coming out of federal oversight for the first time in years.