The Corvette returns to the Grand Prix track after 13 years

The Corvette has not seen the Detroit Grand Prix race track since 2008; it returns with the Corvette Stingray C8R race car.

Detroit's new COVID-19 vaccine strategy delivers shots in residents' homes

Detroit City officials say there are almost 40,000 residents considered homebound; their new vaccine strategy will send nurses into peoples' homes to give shots.

Report: Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick turns to ministry, plans to remarry

"He says he fell to his knees and prayed to God, prayed to be loyal to God," Lengel said. Now, he's taking that loyalty to God and spreading the message. He plans to preach this Sunday at the Little Rock Baptist Church in Detroit.

Family members say they would review contents of caskets to confirm loved ones inside

Some family members say they'd be willing review the contents - including the bodies - to confirm their loved ones are in the right plots at Gethsemane Cemetery in Detroit.

Downtown businesses optimistic as Comerica Park returns to full capacity Tuesday

"It's beautiful to see Detroit is coming back to life again, coming back from last year," said Kyra Spries. "I know it will be booming now that the Tigers are opening back up. You know everyone's coming back out again so it's awesome."

Frmr Detroit Police Chief James Craig praised by Detroit Democrat

When Detroit Police Chief James Craig announced his retirement in May, it was believed it would be so he could seek political office - namely the governor of Michigan. He quickly received support from many Republican leaders and is now garnering praise from a Detroit Democrat.

19-year-old woman shot trying to break up a fight

A 19-year-old woman was trying to break up a fight between her friend and a group of others; she was shot and is listed in temporary serious condition.

Group behind 8 Mile racial profiling billboards planning march Saturday

Saturday's march in Detroit plans to start as a rally on Dequindre and Eight Mile Road in the early afternoon before marching toward Woodward.

Operation Liberation activists protest wrongful convictions

Activists hit the streets to call for justice from wrongful convictions Friday across the street from the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice downtown.

Detroit store owner arraigned in assault of panhandler

A Detroit store owner must surrender his passport after he was in court on Friday for an alleged assault of a panhandler.

MDOT awarded nearly a million dollars to expand state's building repairs

MDOT receives almost $1 million to repair or replace many of the city's dilapidated bridges. MDOT reps say, "This AID grant funding to further our local agency bridge bundling project represents national validation of our approach."

Detroit liquor store owner in court Friday after allegedly assaulting panhandler

Bassam Yatooma said the woman spat in his face and he's paranoid because his parents died of coronavirus. But witnesses said he punched her twice, dragged her through the store, and put his hands around her neck.

Activists bristle over Stellantis green initiative at Detroit Assembly Complex

"You are about to dump pollutants and different things that you would not put in another area if you had affluent people - people with a few dollars," said Robert Shobe.

DTE's Tree Trim Academy offers training for hundreds of jobs paying more than $60K

The six-week training program helps to get people ready to meet the growing need for line-clearance tree trimming jobs and that training is demanding - using physicality and helping enrollees conquer any fear of heights.