Family looking for help after Hamtramck home catches fire
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Muwafeg Abuhamra was among the nine people living in the home when the blaze spread through the structure, sending smoke billowing through the roof and endangering his family members.

Hamtramck family, firefighters hospitalized after house fire
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A large blaze tore through a home in Hamtramck late Wednesday morning, requiring some quick-thinking from a family member and emergency crews to help save everyone.

Probe uncovers decades of abuse at Interlochen
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Jeffrey Epstein is among the many alleged abusers identified in an independent investigation commissioned by the school. The report traces allegations back to the 1950s.  More than 70 former students said nearly 50 adults affiliated with the arts institution groomed and sexually assaulted them.

Report alleges decades of sexual abuse at Interlochen Arts Camp

It was a prestigious academy and camp in northern Michigan. However, Interlochen Center for the Arts is now at the center of a decades-spanning sexual abuse scandal.

Millage proposal seeks more firefighters in Rochester Hills

In an emergency, every second counts. But in the city of Rochester Hills, response times are at risk because officials say they don't have enough firefighters. A millage on the upcoming primary ballot could change that by funding additional staff.

Staffing shortage in Rochester Hills putting fire response at risk
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Officials say they've been running into situations where they don't have enough firefighters to handle multiple emergencies at once. One example happened over the weekend, when crews responded to a house fire but couldn't keep up with incoming calls for service, most of which were medical emergencies. Fire Chief Todd Gary says that happened 224 times over the past year. In those cases, the department has had to rely on mutual aid from neighboring communities.

Farmington school board member apologizes for ‘anti-Arab racist outburst’

Angie Smith, a Farmington school board member, is drawing criticism for an “anti-Arab racist outburst" towards Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, one of Michigan’s Democratic candidates for Senate. She apologized on "Detroit Talk City."

Michigan primary election guide: Everything you need to know

Michigan’s primary election is Tuesday, Aug. 4. Michiganders will have a say in their next governor and the open U.S. Senate seat. Here’s everything you need to know.

Girl scouts leaving a lasting impact on their community
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Damiana Sorrell of Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan joins Aaron Jordan to discuss how local scouts are making a lasting impact by creating a pollinator garden. She explains how community service projects help girls build leadership and problem-solving skills while making a difference where they live.

How the right morning routine sets the tone for your entire day
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Ronia Shamona welcomes Camila Greenberg from Soulspace to discuss how crafting the right morning routine can set the tone for your entire day. They explore how these personalized routines can build self-confidence, regulate the nervous system, and help reduce stress and anxiety.

Medicare Part D subsidy program will end in 2027: Here’s what to know

A subsidy program under Medicare Part D, which provides prescription drug coverage for millions of Americans through private insurance plans, will be discontinued in 2027.

Redefining entrepreneurial success through workplace culture
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Bestselling author, Payam Zamani, joins Ronia Shamona to share his journey from immigrating to the United States to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He reflects on finding purpose in his work and how balancing business with strong personal values has reshaped his career.

Content creation degrees now available to students
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As interest in the content creation industry continues to grow, Ronia Shamona welcomes author and educator, Dr. Talaya Waller, to discuss Arizona State University's new content creation degree and why building a personal brand has become an essential skill in today's digital landscape.

Dr. Anthony Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment 111 times, declines to testify at Senate hearing on COVID-19

Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times, and declined to answer questions during Wednesday's Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee hearing about his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speeding driver in Troy construction zone arrested for gun

Michigan State Police reminds drivers that construction zones – where traffic fines are doubled – are meant to protect both roadway workers and motorists.

Governor to Mitch McConnell: 'Address the people of Kentucky ... or resign'

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is calling on Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell to either prove he’s able to fulfill his duties after a long hospital stay or resign from office.