25 Days of December kicks off, celebrating Downtown Detroit businesses
For more information visit: Downtown Detroit’s 25 Days of December transforms the city into a festive, family-friendly destination that celebrates shopping small, supporting local businesses and strengthening the Downtown community. For campaign details, participating businesses and prize information, visit DowntownDetroit.org/smallbusiness
Power will remain on at bankrupt apartment in Detroit
While confusion remains, the power at least will remain on at the downtown Detroit apartment The Leland. That's after the owners agreed to pay DTE an outstanding electric bill of more than $43,000. The complex remains in bankruptcy court.
Full MSU Pat Fitzgerald press conference
Pat Fitzgerald was introduced Tuesday as the new Michigan State head football coach.
MSU's Pat Fitzgerald opening remarks at into press conference
Pat Fitzgerald was introduced as the 27th football coach in Michigan State University history on Tuesday. These are his opening remarks.
ICE reportedly targeting Somalis in Minneapolis
Twin Cities leaders on Tuesday said an operation by the Trump Administration to target undocumented Somali immigrants is underway. Find live updates here.
Matrix Human Services hosts annual Angel Tree Program, bringing holiday hope to Detroit families
For more information visit: www.matrixhumanservices.org/angel-tree/
Trump on Somalis: 'I don't want them in our country'
President Donald Trump said he does not want people from Somalia in the United States, saying Somalis "ripped off" the state of Minnesota and "contribute to nothing."
Detroit Youth Choir gears up for its holiday show 'Soul Holidays'
Bre Teamer chats with Anthony White, Artistic Director of the Detroit Youth Choir, about what's to come for the group.
Costco files federal lawsuit challenging Trump's emergency tariff orders on imported goods
Costco is suing the federal government over President Trump's tariffs in hopes of recovering funds the retailer says it was improperly required to pay on imported goods.
Police working to identify body found along Lake Huron in northern Michigan
Michigan State Police are seeking help identifying the body of a man that they believe died any time between three months and three years ago. He was found along Lake Huron last week.
Walz 'welcomes' federal probe into fraud allegations: 'You commit fraud, you're going to prison'
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he welcomes the federal investigation into state fraud allegations, adding, “you commit fraud in Minnesota, you're going to prison."
Kristi Noem calls for 'full travel ban' after National Guard shooting
The Homeland Security secretary said the travel ban would target countries allegedly sending "killers" and "leeches" into the United States.
Packard Plant's $50 million restoration includes indoor skatepark, electronic music museum
No part of Detroit better showcases both the historic decline of Detroit — and its rebound — quite like the Motor City Industrial Park and former site of the Packard Plant.
Michigan man hit, killed by truck after road rage leads to fight in road
A man is dead after Michigan State Police say he was hit by a pickup truck while fighting with another man on a Jackson County road. This fight stemmed from road rage.
Year-round Halloween store Screamers Costumes shares new Clinton Township location
Screamers Costumes, a year-round Halloween store in Clinton Township, is moving after it was shared that Meijer planned to build a new store at its current location.
1 killed in Oakland County barn fire
After extinguishing a barn fire Monday night in Oakland County, first responders found a victim dead inside.
Southeast Michigan school closings: Several schools delayed after overnight snow
Some Southeast Michigan schools have delayed classes by two hours to leave time for the roads to be cleared
Some slick roads after snow in Metro Detroit
A dusting of snow overnight is making for a slick commute in Metro Detroit on Tuesday morning.
GOP Senator seeks to end dual citizenship in U.S.
Sen. Bernie Moreno, who was born in Colombia, introduced a bill that would force Americans with dual citizenship to choose one country over the other.
What holiday shopping can tell us about the economy
After a massive turnout at Somerset for black friday, and a major sales day for Cyber Monday, we talk to business expert Mark Lee about how much the holiday shopping rush can tell us about the state of the economy, consumer confidence, and the fate of "Brick & Mortar" retail.