Parents, 4-year-old in serious condition after possible drag racing incident on Detroit's west side
Two women were listed in critical condition and a child was in serious condition after an apparent drag racing incident led to a head-on collision.
Mayor Duggan addresses 'concerning' COVID-19 trend for Detroit
Detroit mayor Mike Duggan held a press conference July 9 to remind Detroiters to continue social distancing and wear a mask amid a slight increase in cases in the city.
'313 Liberation Zone' sets up police free zone on Jefferson with defund DPD message for an hour
At Jefferson and E. Grand Blvd, the large group of about 30 demonstrators, blocked traffic on to Belle Isle for about an hour.
Police investigate shooting incident inside Westland Shopping Center
An active police scene is unfolding at Westland Shopping Center Thursday after a report of shots fired.
Family of Detroit father gunned down at gas station in June waits for justice
On June 16, Tellis and a few friends stopped at the Exxon gas station on Eight Mile and Meyers on Detroit's northwest side. He was fatally shot just before 11 p.m. as he was coming out.
Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village reopen to the public
The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village reopened to the public July 9, through reservations only.
Layoffs coming to DTW as airlines struggle to stay afloat travel reductions
With the airline industry seeing almost a 95% reduction in air travel at its peak, most companies are wagering what kind of staff reductions will be necessary in the future. As those impacts are felt down the supply chain, airports could also be hurt. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is weighing similar measures.
Are layoffs coming to DTW?
With the airline industry seeing almost a 95% reduction in air travel at its peak, most companies are wagering what kind of staff reductions will be necessary in the future. As those impacts are felt down the supply chain, airports could also be hurt. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is weighing similar measures.
River Rouge mobile food pantry needed more than ever during pandemic
Wheeler, the school district's Director of Corporate and Community Affairs, says River Rouge lacks some basic essentials.
Detroit police find mother of 3-year-old girl found wandering, CPS to investigate (UPDATE)
Police have located the mother of a 3-year-old child found wandering in the 19300 block of Charleston Wednesday.
Black-owned delivery app service for restaurants with African-American ownership needs drivers now
"It's a blessing to be busy, that's a great thing," Cabello said. "I'm not complaining about that. I just know that for the operation to keep going to represent black businesses the correct way, we need drivers to do that. And that's what I'm here for."
Group behind racial profiling billboard raising money for Livonia traffic stop data request fee
The activist group behind a racial profiling billboard is raising money to fund their request to obtain traffic stop data from the city of Livonia, where they allege police engage in racial profiling.
Family of Detroit man says his death was by same suspect in murder suicide of Detroit city worker
She called the relationship controlling and abusive. Degriefferied told her if anything ever happened to him, Jones would be responsible.
Parents relive desperate attempt to save girls in Detroit fire on what would have been oldest girl's birthday
Wednesday was to have been Heaven Fletcher 10-year-old birthday. Instead, her family is grieving the girl who died with her sister in a house fire last week.
9-year-old girl dies from house fire on Detroit's west side, parents and sister also injured
One girl is dead and three are injured after a blaze engulfed a house on Pierson Street.
Second child, 7, dies after injuries in Detroit house fire earlier this week
A Detroit family who is already grieving the death of their 9-year-old girl in a house fire on Tuesday says their 7-year-old daughter has also passed away.
Fundraiser to help black farmers buy land in Detroit shatters expectations
A trio of Detroit organizations is blown away after a fundraiser to help black farmers buy land in the city has raised much more than expected in just a few days.
Judge dismisses General Motors' bribery lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler
A federal judge in Detroit has dismissed General Motors' lawsuit alleging that rival Fiat Chrysler paid off union leaders to get better contract terms than GM.
Teachers aren't happy with Detroit school's scheduled start next week
Several members of Detroit Public Schools are protesting the planned reopening of the district next week. They're arguing until the pandemic is under control, students shouldn't return to classes
Cooling centers open around Detroit as heatwave enters 7th straight day of 90 degrees
The city of Detroit is converting five recreation centers into cooling centers in response to a seventh straight day of 90-degree temperatures blanketing surrounding communities