Detroit music star Tray Little talks about how he diffused outside instigators at protests

The music star said that he was heartened to see the display of unity with protesters from across the region, calling most of the event beautiful.  But he noticed things starting to shift one night as tension in the air thickened.

Power to the People mural unveiled at Detroit Juneteenth event at Spirit Plaza

June 19th marks the official end of slavery. This day in 1865 slaves in Galveston, Texas found out they were free. President Abraham Lincoln had signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863.

Father of 5 who lost fixer-upper in fire arrested in Atlanta, wanted on unrelated arson charge in Detroit

The Detroit Fire Department is still investigating the cause of the house fire but didn't suspect arson - at first. Deputy Fire Chief of Fire Investigations Patrick McNulty says they're taking a closer look.

Demand through the roof for Michigan Mask Club, now offering kid-sized masks
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Trevor George Founder and CEO of TrevCo in Madison Heights and his wife wanted to do their part during these tough times. In early April they founded MaskClub but were so overwhelmed with demand, they had to completely retool their factory.

Roseville woman charged with hanging dog from a gate with jumper cables

A Roseville woman has been charged with a felony charge of animal killing after police said she hung her mom's dog with jumper cables in Detroit.

BAMN says Gov. Whitmer's plan to open schools in fall is premature, dangerous

Members of Equal Opportunity Now By Any Means Necessary in Detroit say Gov. Whitmer's decision to open schools to in-person learning in the fall is premature and dangerous.

Detroit activists plan Juneteenth march over disparities in sentencing, lack of jury diversity

Fortner, a Civil Rights attorney, along with a coalition of community organizers and activists, are looking to address flaws in the judicial system. This, as the nation reckons with its fraught racial history by way of protests and civil unrest in the wake of Black death at the hands of police.

Person close to Detroit man who lost fixer-upper in fire: he had breakdown before being arrested in Georgia

We are told when police approached Reynolds at the airport, he allegedly resisted, dropped his toddler that he was holding. Then later in a holding cell, lit his clothes on fire - resulting in the arson charge. 

'This is home to me' Detroit DACA recipient celebrates SCOTUS decision

The program was put in place by the Obama administration, offers legal protection to young immigrants who were brought to the United States illegally as children.

City of Detroit mural 'Power to the People' painted down Woodward Avenue

The city of Detroit already had plans in the works so everyone joined forces and came up with this: "Power to The People" on Woodward between Larned and Congress.

Josh Landon's story of the excessive actions taken against him during a traffic stop
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When Josh Landon was 24, he was pulled over for an illegal turn. An officer pulled a gun on him - for a traffic stop. He's not the only one but he knows he's lucky to have made it.