This Week's Top Stories: Michigan Billionaires, Fall Colors, Tlaib Arrested, and More
Here are the top stories for the week of October 1, 2018, that you may have missed on CBSDetroit.com.
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Here are the top stories for the week of October 1, 2018, that you may have missed on CBSDetroit.com.
Protesters have gathered in Sen. Susan Collins' (R-ME) office after the FBI report on Supreme Court justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh was released to senators.
Sorrentino's brother, Marc, also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to spend two years in prison Friday.
A 22-pound rock that has been propping open a door in Michigan for decades turns out to be a meteorite valued at $100,000, according to Central Michigan University.
Elon Musk and the Musk Foundation are donating water stations and filtration systems to schools in Flint, Michigan, which is still recovering from a lead-tainted water crisis.
Construction work has started on a bridge between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit.
An Ashland elementary school is banning students from doing the Fornite "Take The L" dance, saying it goes against the school's core values.
Judge "Scary Mary" Chrzanowski appears on "Michigan Matters" and talks about her fascinating life and career as a former Macomb Circuit Court judge to panelist on "Face the Truth".
They studied 400 people over two weeks and found hugs between friends are just as effective as hugs between people in a relationship.
Get your wallet ready because holiday spending is expected to increase this year.
The Senate voted Friday to advance Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination in a critical test of support. A final confirmation vote is expected Saturday.
Comedian Amy Schumer and model-actress Emily Ratajkowski were among more than 300 people arrested Thursday in protests over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Monica Lewinsky is teaming up with celebrities for an anti-bullying campaign that targets name-calling.
Ben Affleck posted an Instagram statement Thursday in which he revealed that he recently completed a 40-day stay at a treatment center and continues his outpatient care for alcohol addiction.
Online reviews have replaced going to a store to lie down on a mattress. That's why Mattress Firm, America's largest bed store, has filed for bankruptcy.
