90-year-old Tigers fan to attend first-ever Opening Day
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You're never to old to experience a first and for Margaret Donkin, her dream is about to come true. At 90, macular degeneration impacts how she watches the games - but not the joy she gets from viewing them.

How many years could Crumbley parents serve?
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Even after being found guilty, James and Jennifer Crumbley's sentencing is still drumming up more news. Jennifer has requested her sentence be a house arrest at her attorney's guest home. James wants credit for time served - which is unlikely due to the threats he made against the Oakland County prosecutor.

Financial Literacy Month
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Financial Literacy Month ?Surviving in the Real World? Simulation Federal Reserve Bank 600 East Warren Ave, Detroit

Suspect flees Berkley police on 3 flat tires
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A man wanted for fleeing Birmingham police led Berkley police on a chase this week. Police said the suspect was driving on three flat tires.

Sentencing: Jennifer Crumbley wants to live in lawyer's home
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In a sentencing memo filed with the Oakland County circuit court, Jennifer Crumbley requested she be placed on house arrest and live in her lawyer's guest home as punishment. A memo for James included threats he made against the Oakland County prosecutor.

Jennifer Crumbley wants to live with lawyer • Shooting victim says ex was behind it • Coyote hunting drama

On Thursday's News Hit: - Instead of a prison sentence, Jennifer Crumbley is requesting house arrest and would live in her lawyer's guest house. - A veteran who lost his leg after being shot at home says he believes his ex-wife was behind the shooting. - Two groups argue that the decision to restrict coyote hunting season was not grounded in science.

Threats revealed ahead of James and Jennifer Crumbley's sentencing
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As Prosecutor Karen McDonald's office requests a sentence for James and Jennifer Crumbley, threats James made against McDonald have been revealed. James said he was coming for the prosecutor and that she should be scared, according to transcripts of his conversations.

Woman connected to shooting of ex-husband in Farmington released
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Kevin Kessler of Farmington is speaking out after his ex-wife was released from prison early despite her possible involvement in his attempted murder in November 2020.

Roseville police replace man's stolen scooter
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The scooter was Michael's only means of transportation. When it was stolen, he was devastated -- but the Roseville Police Department made it up to him in a big way.

Benches at Michigan Hillel tagged with antisemitic graffiti
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According to Michigan Hillel, the incident comes one day after similar graffiti was found on a flier posted to a telephone pole next to the building.

Detroit's Carr Center at risk of closing its doors
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The institution, which is also the public face of the non-profit "Arts League of Michigan," faced several challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Self-driving shuttle from Michigan Central to Detroit Riverfront coming soon
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The one year, $1.5 million pilot project is part of a goal of achieving a zero-emission public transportation system, according to the City of Detroit.

What explains the rise in suicide rates the past 20 years?
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Over the past two decades, there has been an increase in the number of deaths because of suicide. During the pandemic, it was one of the leading causes of death for young people - but that doesn't explain the entire problem.

Affordable internet program at risk of ending
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The Affordable Connectivity Program was created to help those who have familial and career burdens, but can't struggle to access the internet. These days it's no longer a luxury, but a necessity. That same program is about to run out of money.

Beacon Park's sustainability efforts for Earth Month
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"Around the park, we have our fast facts -- which allows people to actually scan and learn more about the environment, learn more about what they can do," said Chris Polk, the DTE Beacon Park Manager.

Ex-deputy charged with recording family member
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A former sheriff's deputy with Oakland County appeared in court in Livingston County Wednesday for an arraignment on four charges, including three felonies of videotaping someone unclothed.