As eviction moratorium ends next week, here are resources that can help

"A lot of people are very scared, they are fearful that they will be kicked out on June 30," said Kirsten Elliott, Community Housing Network. "We have a call center letting them know there's a whole process that their landlords have to work with."

Child Tax Credit 2021: Here's who will receive monthly payments

Starting July 15, monthly child tax credit payments will begin going out to millions of American families. Here’s what you need to know.

5-year-old Rosie White crowned Miss Juneteenth 2021

5-year-old Rosie White was crowned Miss Juneteenth 2021 at the 11th annually Juneteenth celebration held at Maheras Gentry Park

Restaurant owners cant fill jobs, blames unemployment

Restaurant owners say they risk being closed if they can not find staff to work as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted.

Nasal spray could potentially treat COVID-19, NIH says

The director for the National Institutes of Health announced on June 15, that significant progress has been made on an experimental nasal spray that may hopefully be used to treat COVID-19.

Many Americans resuming pre-pandemic activities, poll shows

Many Americans are resuming their pre-pandemic activities, like going to bars and restaurants, traveling and attending events, an AP-NORC poll shows.

Detroit asking community for input for how to spend $426 million in rescue money

Detroit received the fifth-most money of any city after the American Rescue Plan was passed this year. Now it wants input from the community on how to spend that money.

Camp CARE empowers kids whose family members suffer from addiction

Camp CARE runs for two weeks starting July 19 and says they are an authentic camp experience that empowers kids with loved ones who suffer from addiction.

'Should I get my child vaccinated?' Doctors answer parents questions

Parents say they have questions about if they should get their child vaccinated. Dr. Patrick Gordon of St. Joseph hospital addresses those parents concerns,

US COVID-19 death toll reaches 600,000 as cases, vaccinations slow

More than 600,000 Americans have now died of COVID-19 since the onset of the pandemic, according to data collected by Johns Hopkins University.

Whitmer wants to use $300 bonus unemployment check as a back-to-work incentive for Michigan workers

Currently, the federal government offers an additional $300 for unemployed workers. A new proposal which will be presented next week would allow employees to collect that on top of their paycheck.

Computer chip supply problem causes new car shortage - but popular used market

"I think used cars are the way to go right now," he said. "I think (in) 2022 I think the chips won't be an issue, it is more of the 2021 models. Right now a used car is a great value still."

The Art of Fire, Clay, Glass, and Metal show returns to Royal Oak

You can head to Downtown Royal Oak Sunday for the one-of-a-kind Art of Fire: Clay, Glass, and Metal show from 11 am- 5 pm.