Gravel hauler truck crash closes I-75 at I-94
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A gravel hauler crashed into a car after following too close Tuesday afternoon and rolled afterward.

Detroit's Matrix Center hosts 'Food Tuesday'
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The Matrix Center on Gratiot and E. McNichols, teamed up with Forgotten Harvest for the second and fourth Tuesday of every month with a free food giveaway to those in need.

Simmons & Clark Jewelers celebrates its 100th year serving Detroit, molding next generation of aspiring entrepreneurs
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Simmons & Clark Jewelers is celebrating serving Detroit for 100 years and helping to mold the next generation of entrepreneurs. It welcomed students ages 8-18 from the Money Matters for Youth summer program, as they presented a strategic proposal for how the century-old business can thrive for the next 100 years. The hands-on experience gives youth the chance to act as investors and business consultants, analyzing real-world operations and proposing ideas for innovation, growth and profitability. This event is part of Money Matters for Youth?s mission to empower Detroit-area youth with financial literacy and entrepreneurial experience, fostering future leaders through hands-on engagement. For more information on Simmons & Clark Jewelers visit: www.simmonsandclark.com For more information visit: www.moneymattersforyouth.com

Detroit's Mammoth Building coming down after quarter of a century of vacancy
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For over 50 years, the corner of Grand River and Greenfield has been occupied by a two-story building that housed three different department stores. Originally Federals when first built, the building changed hands several times until its last tenant, Mammoth, took over. After 25 years of vacancy, it's coming down.

Focus Hope loses funding due to federal cuts
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As the new school year arrives, an organization that helps hundreds of young kids has no money left as federal cuts have slashed their budget.

Senior love triangle: Jealous man allegedly shoots three, then shot with own gun
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A senior citizen shooting at a Detroit apartment complex came in allegedly as a loud party. But instead, residents say it was a love triangle with one man targeting another, before being shot with his own gun.

Michigan House Speaker considering property tax relief
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The Republican speaker of the Michigan House is weighing tackling the state's property tax system - a funding source for schools and municipalities that hasn't been touched in decades.

M1 Concourse brings the car show off the Boulevard with Woodward Dream Festival
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Experience automotive culture like never before at the Woodward Dream Festival at M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Michigan ? your ultimate destination during Woodward Dream Cruise week. Whether you?re showcasing your vehicle or soaking in the sights and sounds, this event offers an unmatched blend of performance, nostalgia, and pure car culture in a venue designed for enthusiasts. Bre Teamer chats with Dan Fuoco, Digital Marketing Manager of M1 Concourse, about the big event on Friday, August 15th.

What sparked rain delay during Tigers game?
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Near the end of the Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox baseball game, sheets of rain came out of nowhere, causing a delay. Here's what happened?

Loud party leads to quadruple shooting at Detroit senior apartment
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Police said it appears a loud party at a Detroit senior apartment complex led to a man shooting three people before someone else picked up his weapon and shot him.

Non-profit 'The Agape Project' trailer stolen in Troy
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Phillip Smith of the Agape Project, a nonprofit that makes it possible for Emily and others with disabilities to race, says he was devastated. He says on Saturday morning their trailer, which was parked and locked up in Troy, was stolen when a black pickup truck pulled up and drove off with it.

Non-profit's mission to help homeless Detroiters
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A truck parked outside City Hall had a steady stream of people looking for help. Gail Marlow says they typically hand out 100 meals a day. That's on trend with the number of homeless people nationwide. According to the White House, in 2024, 274,224 people across the U.S. were said to be living on the street on a single night.