Pulse of Politics: Economic impact of Fed interest rate cut & government shutdown
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The Federal Reserve cuts its key interest rate, as the government shutdown rages on with no end in sight. Oakland University Associate Professor of Management Michael Greiner discusses how both could impact Americans and the economy as a whole. Plus, Pulse Anchor Roop Raj and Pulse of Politics Host Aaron Jordan discuss the Detroit mayoral election and Michigan gubernatorial race.

DTE and Detroit Fire share life saving tips as winter creeps up
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On Thursday, volunteers from the DTE Foundation, the American Red Cross, and the Detroit Fire Department went door to door in Detroit, giving away smoke detectors. They installed them and discussed important fire safety tips.

Pistons superfan from South Korea becomes unofficial Detroit ambassador

A Pistons fan from South Korea flew 6,000 miles just to watch some games and indirectly, become an ambassador for the City of Detroit.

Double Up Food Bucks program expands in Michigan
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The Fair Food Network lifted earning limits, added frozen fruits and vegetables, and introduced a new $40 Double Up Bonus voucher.

Detroit police search for man who inappropriately touched girl in McDonald's

It happened at a McDonalds in the 6800 block of Michigan Avenue when a girl went to the restroom. Minutes later, he went in and allegedly touched the girl inappropriately.

The evolution of Angel's Night into Halloween in the D
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The night before Halloween was once infamous in Detroit, called Devils' Night - an evening of arson and chaos.

Michigan pushing stopgap funding with SNAP benefits running out
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The Michigan Senate passed more than $70 million dollars in emergency funding in hopes of filling in the hole that will be left open by a federal government shutdown.

Legislature trying to fill in food shortage gap left by federal shutdown
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The Michigan Legislature is trying to find emergency funds to help the state's 1.4 million residents expected to lose access to SNAP benefits due to the federal government's shutdown.

Anchorage shaken as 5.4 earthquake strikes southern Alaska

The 5.4 quake struck just after 9:30 a.m. Alaska Time and was centered in a remote coastal area about 110 miles south of Anchorage.

Hunter House Hamburgers moves to new location after 72 years
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Hunter House Hamburgers, which has been serving customers since 1952, is moving about a mile down Woodward Avenue to a new building. The iconic white building that has housed the restaurant for 72 years will soon be empty as the business transitions to a former KFC location. Bre Teamer chats with Kelly William Cobb, owner of Hunter House Hamburgers, to discuss the new space.