Catholic schools in Detroit won't require vaccines or masks for upcoming school year

The schools also won't mandate any testing protocols and recommended any schools abide by their county health department's quarantine protocols in the event of a positive coronavirus infection during the school year.

'I'm not your savior' Kwame Kilpatrick speaks at Detroit church about his past, future

“I went from being hopeless on the mat in bed to thoughts of suicide,” he said, "to actually the most hopeful person - and I think I was encouraging my own family more, from inside (prison)."

Detroit will ask voters if a reparations committee should be created

"Since the previous election and the death of George Floyd, the idea of reparations has gained a lot of attention and I think now legislatures are getting more serious about addressing this issue," Mary Sheffield said.

As residents deal with more flooding cleanup, city of Detroit, FEMA, offer help

"We're doing a massive registration to make sure folks are registered for disaster assistance and we are also advising them to get in contact with their insurance company," said Christopher Burt, FEMA.

Southwest Detroit nonprofit transforms abandoned house to community center

The nonprofit is helping young people grow with a focus on racial equity, diversity, and inclusion. It's about a transformation like this old house - from abandoned and boarded up - soon to be bustling and vibrant.

Alleged Detroit car thief facing charges after owner tracks him down, drags him out of store

A man is facing a receiving and concealing stolen property charge after he allegedly stole a Mercedes Benz in Detroit and drove it around for two days before the car's owner caught him.

Detroit police resolve barricaded scene without incident on city's southwest side

After hours of negotiations, Detroit police resolved a barricaded situation peacefully on the city's southwest side after an alleged domestic dispute escalated into a standoff throughout most of the morning Monday.

Basements hit with flooding again on Detroit's east side as residents question GLWA pumps

"I just got my hot water tank, the pilot re-lit after having three different companies come out and try to relight it and finally having hot water again," she said. "I've got my flooring on the stairs torn up and paying to get the basement power washed and sanitized, only to have to do it again."