Canetha Amour-Porter with Amour Women Work Community
Canetha Amour-Porter is a visionary entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, and holistic wealth coach in Metro Detroit. She is the founder of Amour Women and the Amour Women Foundation.
Canetha Amour-Porter is a visionary entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, and holistic wealth coach in Metro Detroit. She is the founder of Amour Women and the Amour Women Foundation.
Authors, Book Clubs & More
Sydnee Little chats with Brittany Adams, Camilla Skill, Canetha Amour-Porter, Jahquel J., and Geletta Shavers.
Sydnee Little chats with Brittany Adams, Camilla Skill, Canetha Amour-Porter, Jahquel J., and Geletta Shavers.
Geletta Shavers' Darkness Series
Author, Geletta Shavers is an author and mental health therapist. She and Sydnee take a deep dive into her "Darkness Series" and her next projects.
Author, Geletta Shavers is an author and mental health therapist. She and Sydnee take a deep dive into her "Darkness Series" and her next projects.
Chat with Best Selling Author, Jahquel J.
New York's very own Jahquel J. is taking the literary world by storm. Since her induction in 2014, Jahquel has written over 150 books. One of her best sellers, "The Delgato" Series.
New York's very own Jahquel J. is taking the literary world by storm. Since her induction in 2014, Jahquel has written over 150 books. One of her best sellers, "The Delgato" Series.
Bread & Butter Supper Club Founder, Brittany Adams
Brittany Adams is the founder of the 'Bread and Butter Supper Club.' It's a group of women who come together to celebrate reading and each other.
Brittany Adams is the founder of the 'Bread and Butter Supper Club.' It's a group of women who come together to celebrate reading and each other.
Chat with 'Just Plain Amazing' Author, Camilla Skill
Michigan based author, Camilla Skill, shares her journey of reading, becoming a romance author and being a therapist.
Michigan based author, Camilla Skill, shares her journey of reading, becoming a romance author and being a therapist.
Camilla Amour-Porter with Amour Women Work Community
Canetha Amour-Porter is a visionary entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, and holistic wealth coach in Metro Detroit. She is the founder of Amour Women and the Amour Women Foundation.
Canetha Amour-Porter is a visionary entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, and holistic wealth coach in Metro Detroit. She is the founder of Amour Women and the Amour Women Foundation.
Spirit Airlines shuts down operations, all flights canceled
Spirit Airlines announced it is ceasing operations effective immediately, canceling all flights and leaving passengers nationwide scrambling for alternatives.
Spirit Airlines announced it is ceasing operations effective immediately, canceling all flights and leaving passengers nationwide scrambling for alternatives.
Helping the families of fallen officers
The brother of fallen a Melvindale police corporal reacting to the guilty verdict of the man who killed him. The family says the verdict brings a measure of closure after a long and painful wait for justice.
The brother of fallen a Melvindale police corporal reacting to the guilty verdict of the man who killed him. The family says the verdict brings a measure of closure after a long and painful wait for justice.
Spirit Airlines nears possible shutdown overnight
Spirit Airlines is hours away from possibly shutting down after a bail out deal fell through. The shuttering is leaving some travelers at Detroit Metro Airport stranded and scrambling for flights on other airlines.
Spirit Airlines is hours away from possibly shutting down after a bail out deal fell through. The shuttering is leaving some travelers at Detroit Metro Airport stranded and scrambling for flights on other airlines.
'Empty the Shelters' event at Detroit Animal Care and Control
A big push to "Empty the Shelters" is starting this weekend and the Detroit Animal Care and Control, or DACC, has many new friends who are eager to be adopted. If you’re in Detroit and wondering how much that doggie in the window is, well this weekend, they are free. Zuzu, Styletta, and Blazing Star are three of the 100-plus dogs who call DACC home, but they want to come home with you.
A big push to "Empty the Shelters" is starting this weekend and the Detroit Animal Care and Control, or DACC, has many new friends who are eager to be adopted. If you’re in Detroit and wondering how much that doggie in the window is, well this weekend, they are free. Zuzu, Styletta, and Blazing Star are three of the 100-plus dogs who call DACC home, but they want to come home with you.
Detroit fans react to Pistons forcing Game 7 after stunning comeback in Orlando
The Detroit Pistons made an incredible comeback Friday night after being down 24 points against the Orlando Magic. They claimed victory, winning 93-79 forcing Game 7.
The Detroit Pistons made an incredible comeback Friday night after being down 24 points against the Orlando Magic. They claimed victory, winning 93-79 forcing Game 7.
Remains found near Howard Frankland Bridge identified as missing USF student Nahida Bristy
The remains found on Sunday, April 26, have been positively identified as missing doctoral student Nahida Bristy.
The remains found on Sunday, April 26, have been positively identified as missing doctoral student Nahida Bristy.
Detroit firefighter honored for saving woman from burning vehicle
"Heroic" is the word describing Detroit firefighter Donald Faulkner, who dove into the back of a burning car to save 52-year-old Latishia Collins.
"Heroic" is the word describing Detroit firefighter Donald Faulkner, who dove into the back of a burning car to save 52-year-old Latishia Collins.
Big decisions for high school seniors of 'Decision Day'
Many metro Detroit seniors are celebrating Decision Day today, announcing they’ve chosen a college or university to continue their education. A few of those students are breaking records—from the number of acceptance letters received to the amount of scholarship money offered.
Many metro Detroit seniors are celebrating Decision Day today, announcing they’ve chosen a college or university to continue their education. A few of those students are breaking records—from the number of acceptance letters received to the amount of scholarship money offered.
Ann Arbor removes neighborhood watch signs
Here is some of the video the city posted on its Facebook page earlier this week, taking down more than 600 neighborhood watch signs. The signs originated in the 1970s, but all these years later, elected officials say the neighborhood watch program is defunct here in Ann Arbor. They say Ann Arbor is a welcoming city, and the signs, they say, aren’t welcoming.
Here is some of the video the city posted on its Facebook page earlier this week, taking down more than 600 neighborhood watch signs. The signs originated in the 1970s, but all these years later, elected officials say the neighborhood watch program is defunct here in Ann Arbor. They say Ann Arbor is a welcoming city, and the signs, they say, aren’t welcoming.
How does electric vehicle pricing compare amid fuel cost surging
Pain at the pump is getting worse as fuel prices begin to skirt near $5 in Michigan. It's possible that the cost of a gallon of gas could break records that were set in 2022. But for electric vehicle owners, it's a different story entirely.
Pain at the pump is getting worse as fuel prices begin to skirt near $5 in Michigan. It's possible that the cost of a gallon of gas could break records that were set in 2022. But for electric vehicle owners, it's a different story entirely.
May Day rally at Michigan Central
Workers rallied in front of Michigan Central Station in Detroit for May Day, calling for improved labor standards across the state and country.
Workers rallied in front of Michigan Central Station in Detroit for May Day, calling for improved labor standards across the state and country.
Arguments for redistricting efforts for voter maps heats up
A US Supreme Court ruling in a Louisiana case limiting the use of race in redistricting could have a ripple effect across the country including Michigan.
A US Supreme Court ruling in a Louisiana case limiting the use of race in redistricting could have a ripple effect across the country including Michigan.
Meta CEO warns more layoffs possible, blames capital spending for AI
Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg blamed AI and capital spending for recent layoffs and said more could be coming.
Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg blamed AI and capital spending for recent layoffs and said more could be coming.