Bodies Of 2 Gunshot Victims Found In Detroit Home
Detroit Police say the bodies of a man and have been found shot to death inside a home that had been set on fire.
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Detroit Police say the bodies of a man and have been found shot to death inside a home that had been set on fire.
The PGA Tour's top 30 players play for the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club, and a shot at the FedExCup. Bryson Dechambeau leads the pack into the weekend.
If you're craving vegan fare, a recent opening is need-to-know. The new addition to Dearborn, called Unburger Grill, is located at 22018 Michigan Ave
Tiger the cat was shot in the hind leg with a BB gun and was euthanized after being unable to walk.
Pink, blue and purple snailfish were discovered deep in the Pacific Ocean.
Should the city of Detroit offer tax incentives of $100 million to help Ford bring its $740 million Corktown project to life at the defunct train station?
Kenner, Louisiana mayor Ben Zahn has backtracked from his memo directing a ban on the purchase of all Nike products for use at the city's recreation facilities.
Here are the top stories for the week of September 9, 2018 that you may have missed on the new CBSDetroit.com.
Once an insular industry trade event, New York Fashion Week has transformed into a high-priced, fast-paced, public-facing marketing opportunity.
Brett Kavanaugh has reportedly been accused of sexual misconduct in a confidential letter sent by Sen. Dianne Feinstein to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Detroit's largest home on the market right now.
Obesity prevalence in the U.S. "remains high," according to new self-reported data released by the CDC.
She knows it's a long shot, but Elizabeth Smart hopes officials will reconsider the decision to let one of her kidnappers out of prison.
One person is dead and dozens more were injured in a series of gas explosions and fires that damaged homes in three communities north of Boston.
Hurricane Florence has made landfall in North Carolina, but its crawling pace and overwhelming storm surges are setting up hours and hours of destruction and human suffering -- with dozens desperately awaiting rescue in one flooded city alone.
