Metro Detroit doula on mission to help Black women survive birth
This week is Black Maternal Health Week, bringing awareness to the hundreds of Black women dying during pregnancy each year.
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This week is Black Maternal Health Week, bringing awareness to the hundreds of Black women dying during pregnancy each year.
For Joan Bonin, photography is preservation.
Bounce houses, carnival rides and music were found at the Heilmann Recreation Center Saturday afternoon.
Police say there is no credible threat to the public following a bomb threat that caused a lockdown at Sparrow Hospital Monday morning.
According to Michigan State Police, Nathan John Baughman, 16, was in good health and was being reunited with his family.
Auburn Hills police say there was no confirmed shooter and no injuries after earlier reports of an active shooter at Great Lakes Crossing Outlets in Auburn Hills Saturday night.
The power of social media helped a young woman and her father reunite after a local Facebook group identified him.
Eleven people were injured and dozens displaced after an apartment fire in Detroit. Fire crews deemed the five-story complex on La Salle Boulevard and West Davison a total loss.
Police say Edvin Pendleton Williams, 61, was arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot up a hospital and drive his vehicle through the front doors.
The Washtenaw County Health Department released its suicide report on Thursday, showing a slight increase in suicides in 2021.
Here are some of the best stories from the CBS News Detroit team this week.
A Detroit man was gifted a semi-truck to help spread his message of positivity across the nation.
The Motor City Madman will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 11 at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre.
Crime Stoppers of Michigan is offering a $2,500 reward for information in the case of Montez Wilkerson.
Insurers in Michigan agreed to maintain no-cost preventative healthcare services after a federal judge in Texas ruled to strike down the service under the Affordable Care Act.
