Detroit water main break damage claims still being processed, says officials
Hundreds of damage claims are still in limbo after a massive water main break in Southwest Detroit. The city has only approved just a fraction of the claims.
Inkster resident faces eviction on Easter after confrontation with apartment owners
It was a rough week for one Inkster resident who, in the span of days, attended a funeral and faced eviction from her home, which happened to fall on Easter Sunday.
Southgate house explosion victims helped by community with GoFundMe
It's been almost two weeks since a home in Southgate exploded, where one woman died. As the community rallies around the husband, they're also supporting others who were affected by the blast.
'Detroit Castle' stays standing as city removes lawsuit against property owner
A property owner on Detroit's east side gets to keep his castle he’s been building for years, with a little push from social media.
Royal Oak Public Library feels the impact of DOGE federal cuts
Libraries are a place for everyone to access information and read incredible, heart-pounding stories. But as National Library Week kicks off, federal cuts are dimming the celebration everywhere, including Metro Detroit.
Detroit Demolition Week begins as vacant houses are torn down bit by bit
Vacant properties across Detroit were torn down as the city's Demolition Week kicks off.
