Community to help welcome students back after stabbing at Detroit school
Community members plan to gather outside of Gompers Elementary-Middle School in Detroit to welcome back students after a stabbing last week.
Grand Blanc community and state leaders gather to honor victims of LDS Church shooting
Genesee County came together on Tuesday night, more than a week and a half after a shooting and fire at the LDS Church in Grand Blanc left five dead, including the shooter, and several others hurt.
Zach Bryan to headline concert at the Big House in sold out show
Over 100,000 people will be flocking to Ann Arbor for a historic concert at the Big House, as country music star Zach Bryan is joined by John Mayer for a sold-out show on Saturday.
Liver failure diagnosis inspires Detroit entrepreneur to start wellness business with Motor City Match grant
Vivacious Luxury Spa owner Ayana Hall, who has 22 years in the beauty industry, founded the spa after overcoming a 2023 stage 2 liver failure diagnosis that refocused her on wellness.
Pinckney community rallies after man suffers medical emergency at volleyball game
Pinckney community members quickly snapped into action and started performing CPR on the man right away.
Lobsterpalooza: Art Edition and Trenton Art Festival Sept. 19-20
Downtown Trenton will come alive on September 19 & 20 with a unique fusion of food and art as Lobsterpalooza: Art Edition joins forces with the Trenton Art Festival for an unforgettable weekend celebration. With live mural painting, art vendors, the Sip & Stroll, and Truago’s lobster buffet, the weekend promises something for everyone—whether you’re a foodie, an art lover, or simply looking for a fun downtown experience.
St. Joseph’s Helpers volunteers build wheelchair ramp for Detroit senior citizen in need
A volunteer organization called St. Joseph’s Helpers is coming out to build a wheelchair ramp for a senior citizen who recently became a double amputee.
Detroit Mayor Duggan touts $60M budget surplus and proposes reserve fund
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan delivered some good news about the city's finances. The city is projected to finish the fiscal year with a budget surplus.
Dearborn city council meeting brings heated debate over street renaming
A journalist in Dearborn was honored with a street sign for his decades of work, but not everyone was applauding.
Historic Detroit home sinking into the ground as homeowner works tirelessly to save it
A Detroit resident is on a mission to save her home. Built in 1917, it once housed a speakeasy, but now it's sinking into the ground.
Michigan program that helps mothers and children to expand benefits
It's a program that works to ensure every child in Michigan has a strong start. RX Kids aims to provide hope to families during pregnancy and right after birth, and now it's expanding.
Detroit family remembering grandmother killed in tragic house fire
On San Juan Drive, a mother’s love is being remembered in the ashes of a fire that claimed her life.
Overdose deaths in Sterling Heights down by 63% according to police
The Sterling Heights Police Department reported that overdose deaths have decreased by 50% from their peak in 2021.
Arts, Beats & Eats tickets: Get free, discounted entry to festival by participating in food drive
Receive free or discounted entry to Arts, Beats & Eats by participating in a food drive this weekend in Royal Oak.
Divorces spike in Dearborn allegedly linked to the 'Tea' App
The Tea app has been all the buzz in dating circles in recent months with many people fighting what they call false statements made about them online. Now it’s being blamed for a spike in divorces in one metro Detroit community.
Detroit back-to-school event lends hand to parents looking for a fresh start
A back-to-school event held earlier Wednesday provided much more than school supplies.
Habitat for Humanity’s 'Rock the Block' cleans up dozens of Southfield properties
Dozens of volunteers worked on 12 different projects that helped many in Southfield.
YouTube, others may ask for your ID as online safety laws sprout across the globe
Some users of YouTube in the United States may be barred from the platform starting Wednesday as the Google-owned media giant plans to roll out ID verification, amid a trend of similar decisions propping up around the debate about online safety.
Limited-edition Detroit Lions flags raising money to help battle food insecurity - How to get them
The Detroit Lions are working to help combat food insecurity with new limited-edition flags available at Meijer that will raise money to increase food access.
Detroit homeless non-profit looks for solutions in response to Trump executive order
It's a problem that gets worse year after year with no real end in sight. That's coming from the co-founder of Motor City Mission, a non-profit that works to help homeless Detroiters.