Family searching for 6-year-olds missing emotional support dog
Noodles, a constant companion for 6-year-old Abi, slipped through the fence into the front yard of their Detroit residence.
Noodles, a constant companion for 6-year-old Abi, slipped through the fence into the front yard of their Detroit residence.
Turkey giveaways happening in Wayne County
Three turkey giveaways are happening in Wayne County this weekend.
Three turkey giveaways are happening in Wayne County this weekend.
Thousands flood Campus Martius for 2023 Detroit Tree Lighting
Officially kicking off the holiday season, thousands gathered downtown at Campus Martius for the annual Detroit Tree Lighting.
Officially kicking off the holiday season, thousands gathered downtown at Campus Martius for the annual Detroit Tree Lighting.
Update: 2-year-old lost in Detroit reunited with family
A 2-year-old boy was found wandering alone in Detroit and was dropped off at the fire department.
A 2-year-old boy was found wandering alone in Detroit and was dropped off at the fire department.
Beloved, deaf repairman needs help recovering stolen business equipment
Daniel Haener has set up a GoFundMe account to help raise money for new equipment, as he is unable to do his job without them.
Daniel Haener has set up a GoFundMe account to help raise money for new equipment, as he is unable to do his job without them.
Detroit Baptist church leader Rev DeeDee Coleman reflects on her legacy as retirement nears
“First of all they had to get over the fact that I was a woman," she said. "They had never had a woman pastor and nowhere in the clergy was a woman.”
“First of all they had to get over the fact that I was a woman," she said. "They had never had a woman pastor and nowhere in the clergy was a woman.”
Detroit Casino Council announces deal with three gaming centers
The body representing the five unions with employees at the casinos called it the “best agreement in history of Detroit Casino industry."
The body representing the five unions with employees at the casinos called it the “best agreement in history of Detroit Casino industry."
Holiday Lighted Parade, Detroit Tree Lighting, and more things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit
This weekend is full of tree lighting events and other holiday fun around Metro Detroit. Here's what's going on:
This weekend is full of tree lighting events and other holiday fun around Metro Detroit. Here's what's going on:
Advocate for human trafficking victims in Detroit is a guardian angel for those she helps
Elli's House cares for human trafficking victims, giving them shelter, food, and hygiene kits. But the story of Deb Ellinger and her nonprofit runs deeper than just the services she offers.
Elli's House cares for human trafficking victims, giving them shelter, food, and hygiene kits. But the story of Deb Ellinger and her nonprofit runs deeper than just the services she offers.
'White Boy Rick' Miami charges dropped in alleged assault on girlfriend
Charges have been dropped against Richard Wershe Jr., better known as "White Boy Rick," after allegedly attacking his girlfriend during a fight at his condo in Miami.
Charges have been dropped against Richard Wershe Jr., better known as "White Boy Rick," after allegedly attacking his girlfriend during a fight at his condo in Miami.
'Undesirables': GM RenCen officers accused of racism, assaults to keep some away from Riverfront
A security director at Detroit's Renaissance Center says they've been told to focus on 'undesirables' over the past 6 years - the majority of which are Black men and women. On Friday, GM said it has removed the accused officers, who are under review, while an investigation is underway.
A security director at Detroit's Renaissance Center says they've been told to focus on 'undesirables' over the past 6 years - the majority of which are Black men and women. On Friday, GM said it has removed the accused officers, who are under review, while an investigation is underway.
'Detroit's other Rosa Parks': Sarah E. Ray featured in NYT book for fight against segregation
Sarah Elizabeth Ray was asked to get off a boat while attending a graduation trip in 1945 because she was African American. In 1948, her case reached the U.S. Supreme Court - who ruled in her favor.
Sarah Elizabeth Ray was asked to get off a boat while attending a graduation trip in 1945 because she was African American. In 1948, her case reached the U.S. Supreme Court - who ruled in her favor.
New 60-unit apartment building promises affordable living for Detroit seniors
“I met three people coming in who are here, who were homeless before they moved in here," said Mayor Mike Duggan. "We're guaranteeing that people of all incomes stay in this neighborhood."
“I met three people coming in who are here, who were homeless before they moved in here," said Mayor Mike Duggan. "We're guaranteeing that people of all incomes stay in this neighborhood."
Crime Stoppers offers $15K reward for information in synagogue leader Samantha Woll's murder
The family of Woll is asking the public for answers, Crime Stoppers announced on Thursday.
The family of Woll is asking the public for answers, Crime Stoppers announced on Thursday.
Jewish Federation of Detroit meeting with lawyers after bus company strands travelers
Travelers claimed anti-Semitism was at play when the bus company failed to show up and transport the people to the pro-Israel rally after learning what the event was for.
Travelers claimed anti-Semitism was at play when the bus company failed to show up and transport the people to the pro-Israel rally after learning what the event was for.
Ambassador Bridge could soon allow more hazardous materials to cross over
The company that owns the bridge asked for restrictions be lifted on certain hazardous materials that can cross over the border.
The company that owns the bridge asked for restrictions be lifted on certain hazardous materials that can cross over the border.
Alleged drunk driver crashes into Michigan State Police cruiser on Lodge freeway
The officer managed to accelerate to lessen the impact of the collision, but still suffered a sore back from the crash.
The officer managed to accelerate to lessen the impact of the collision, but still suffered a sore back from the crash.
Detroit credit union names 1st Black woman CEO after 94 years
From a single mother on welfare to the first African American woman CEO of one of Detroit's oldest credit unions, Sati Smith wants people to know they can achieve their goals too.
From a single mother on welfare to the first African American woman CEO of one of Detroit's oldest credit unions, Sati Smith wants people to know they can achieve their goals too.
New Detroit ordinance hurts city-based contractors, says Black business alliance
"What that ordinance stood to do, is absolutely change the way in which the city does procurement the way it does it's spending when it comes to contractors," said Charity Dean, President and CEO of the alliance.
"What that ordinance stood to do, is absolutely change the way in which the city does procurement the way it does it's spending when it comes to contractors," said Charity Dean, President and CEO of the alliance.
Casino strike causes temporary closures, revenue losses at Detroit's three entertainment centers
On Tuesday, the Michigan Gaming Control Board revealed revenue losses at all three Detroit gaming centers for October, which is when the strike began.
On Tuesday, the Michigan Gaming Control Board revealed revenue losses at all three Detroit gaming centers for October, which is when the strike began.