Ferndale Cat Shelter awarded $50K grant after 13-year-old's essay
A 13-year-old girl won $50,000 for the Ferndale Cat Shelter after writing an essay about her bond with Mr. Mittens.
Supporting Black owned business during and after Small Business Saturday
Financial experts say Black owned businesses are typically the ones more fragile because of the limited resources.
Michigan restaurants work to adapt amid closing of indoor dining
Michigan restaurants can't offer indoor dining for the next three weeks and in Metro Detroit, they said they plan to adapt but are concerned about the future of their businesses.
High lead levels found in some Ferndale water samples, free filter kits available
The Oakland County Health Department will be giving out free water filter kits in Ferndale after high levels of lead were recently found in water samples.
Ferndale's Magic Bag owners fear COVID-19 closures may cause iconic venue to close
The Magic Bag in Ferndale faces an uncertain future, despite Gov. Gretchen Whitmer allowing them to reopen and small crowds.
Ferndale police sued for leaving woman with eventual serial killer suspect before her death
Mattie and Andre Reynolds say their sister Deborah would still be alive today had Ferndale police not left her alone with suspected serial killer DeAngelo Martin.
Loud explosions heard at Ferndale train yard after equipment catches fire
Firefighters have put out a fire at the Ferndale train yard after a piece of equipment caught fire and it caused two explosions.
Cities unanimously vote to cancel 2020 Woodward Dream Cruise
The status of the Woodward Dream Cruise commencing this year will be decided on Monday when its board will discuss the best direction for 2020.
Kids rally for justice in Ferndale
On a picture perfect day, families gathered in downtown Ferndale supporting Black Lives Matter and standing up against police brutality. This march is different because it’s geared towards our youngest generation.
Food design chef sidelined from pandemic is making garden boxes from home - and they're a hit
Normally Russo says she would be doing food design as a traveling chef - but not since COVID-19 closed everything down.
82-year-old Ferndale man with Alzheimer's missing
An 82-year-old Ferndale resident with Alzheimer's has been missing since Thursday evening.
Detroit man charged in double shooting outside Ferndale bar in 2019
Police say Wilder was involved in an exchange of gunfire with bar security following an altercation in which he was kicked out of Bosco.
Clawson's Flipside Records battles for business amid COVID-19 state shutdown
Like so many other small shops business was good - until it wasn't. A global pandemic and a statewide shutdown took place while Flipside Records has been playing the music - but there's no one there to listen to it.
19-year-old Ferndale woman shot multiple times while laying in bed Friday morning
Ferndale Police report a 19-year-old woman was shot multiple times while laying on her bed early Thursday morning. The incident happened around 2:15 a.m. on West Bennett Street. The woman's condition is unknown.
Ferndale woman shot multiple times while laying in her bed
Ferndale Police report a 19-year-old woman was shot multiple times while laying on her bed early Thursday morning. The incident happened around 2:15 a.m. on West Bennett Street. The woman's condition is unknown.
New York Bagel in Ferndale takes advantage of small business grants to keep employees paid during COVID-19 pandemic
New York Bagel in Ferndale is a small business taking advantage of federal grants to help keep employees paid during the COVID-19 crisis.
Ferndale catering company prepping food for TCF Center workers
Front line workers will be treated to a marinated chicken breast, rice and green beans almondine on Thursday. Served by Jackson Five Star Catering in Ferndale, the food will feed 400 people.
Ferndale mother of four whose hours were cut due to COVID-19 is now homeless after house fire
A mother of four is now homeless after the house she, her fiance, kids and her mom were staying in caught fire. Hitting at the worst possible time, the mom also just had her hours cut due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Ferndale mother of four who had her hours cut due to COVID-19 now homeless after house fire
A mother of four is now homeless after the house she, her fiance, kids and her mom were staying in caught fire. Hitting at the worst possible time, the mom also just had her hours cut due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Tough times for bars & restaurants after Whitmer orders them closed for coronavirus
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered Monday that restaurants, bars, and other forms of entertainment close until at least the end of March.