Michigan parent files Title IX suit over transgender athlete from Ann Arbor high school
A parent of a student that attends Monroe High School has filed a Title IX complaint about an Ann Arbor school's decision to allow a transgender student to compete on their girl's volleyball team.
Local credit union surprises community with free gas, groceries during holiday season
Public Service Credit Union (PSCU) is bringing the magic of the holidays directly into the communities they serve—surprising local residents with heartfelt acts of generosity designed to make holiday wishes come true. What makes this initiative especially meaningful is that it is 100% employee-funded: PSCU staff voluntarily contribute through payroll deductions throughout the year, building a charitable giving fund dedicated to supporting neighbors during the season of need. For more information visit: www.pscunow.com
Holiday Retail Trends & the Small Business Boost
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"Ready to Love Detroit" star Dominique Lenard shares reality TV experience
You can watch "Ready to Love Detroit" every Friday at 9pm on OWN TV.
Duggan reflects on time as mayor at Detroit Economic Club
Mike Duggan has an exit interview forum at the Detroit Economic Club Monday.
Monroe County parent files Title IX suit over transgender athlete from Ann Arbor
Parents, politicians, and others spoke in Monroe County on Monday amid concerns from one parent about a trans athlete competing in girls' volleyball game. The parent has since filed a Title IX complaint.
Michigan educators convene as antisemitism skyrockets 127% across state
According to recent data, antisemitic incidents have surged to record highs in Michigan and across the country. In 2024, Michigan saw 252 antisemitic incidents – a 127% increase from 2022. In 2023, the University of Michigan was one of the top campuses for antisemitic activity, with 15 incidents recorded. Miriam Elman, Executive Director of Academic Engagement Network, joins Bre Teamer to discuss the latest statistics.
Reform Infrared Pilates
Nikki Fayne Jacobs joins Bre Teamer to discuss Reform Infrared Pilates in Dearborn.
Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett launches U.S. Senate campaign
Crockett, known for her outspoken opinions on progressive issues like defunding law enforcement, faces other familiar names in the Democrat primary.
Here's how much your family needs to earn to have a stay-at-home parent
How much does one parent need to earn for the other to stay home with a young child? A new ranking reveals huge state-by-state gaps.
Dan Campbell talks facing Rams in high-stakes meeting
Lions Coach Dan Campbell spoke about Sunday's big game at the Los Angeles Rams.
Michigan's 24% cannabis tax can remain in place, judge rules
The new tax would raise $420 million for road construction.
Berkley man sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting Wayne County girl; other cases pending
A Berkley man charged in connection with the sexual assaults of multiple children in Metro Detroit is headed to prison after he pleaded guilty in one of the cases.
Men charged for breaking into ATM with truck, going on Somerset shopping spree
Investigators said in the early morning hours of Sept. 27, the four used hooks and chains on the ATM, forcing it open, leading to a shopping spree of stolen cash.
Berkley man sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting Wayne County girl
A 25-year-old Berkley man is headed to prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a teen girl in Grosse Pointe Park. Darren Bradford also has two pending cases in Oakland County for unrelated assaults, authorities said.
Man accused of hitting Macomb County school safety officer, principal after refusing to move out of bus lane
A man is accused of hitting a school safety officer and principal outside Bemis Junior High School in Sterling Heights after they allegedly asked him to move his vehicle out of the bus lane.
Southeast Michigan snow forecast: How much to expect this week in Metro Detroit
Snow is coming to Southeast Michigan. Currently, two rounds of wintry weather are expected to arrive after a quiet Monday to start the week.
Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams: Help children hospitalized in Royal Oak celebrate holiday season
Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams begins Dec. 9 and runs until Dec. 23 at Corewell Health Children’s Hospital in Royal Oak.
Leland House expected to pay $57K to DTE on Monday to ensure lights stay on at Detroit apartment
The owners of Leland House, an apartment complex in Downtown Detroit, are expected to pay a $57,000 deposit to DTE on Monday, after tenants learned they may lose their homes over an outstanding balance carried by the building.
Leland House to pay DTE debt to keep tenants in place
After an emergency court hearing the Leland House owners and DTE reached an agreement that will allow for an outstanding utility bill to be paid and for tenants to remain in their homes. More than three dozen tenants were going to be forced to move if this agreement was not reached.