City of Detroit prepares for Election Day
Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey says about 4,000 Detroiters voted early ahead of Tuesday's Election Day.
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Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey says about 4,000 Detroiters voted early ahead of Tuesday's Election Day.
Waymo is starting to test autonomous vehicles in Detroit as it leads up to launching its ride-hailing service locally.
Health officials say six deaths and 27 illnesses across 18 states are now linked to a listeria outbreak tied to prepared pasta meals sold at major grocery chains including Kroger and Trader Joe's.
An FBI investigation into what the agency described as a "potential terrorist attack" has led to two men facing federal criminal charges. Here's the update as of noon Nov. 3.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, the largest and most famous of the estimated 6,500 ships that have gone down in the Great Lakes. But the Fitzgerald is remembered while the others are forgotten, thanks in large part to Gordon Lightfoot's haunting 1976 folk ballad that became a surprise hit.
Open enrollment at Healthcare.gov for plans offered through the Affordable Care Act has begun, but Americans may be shocked by the prices for next year. Insurers are charging a lot more and that amount could skyrocket for families who had been getting help with those payments. CBS News has this report.
An attorney rejects claims in a terror plot investigation made public Friday as FBI agents conducted searches. Supreme Court will hear a case about the implementation of tariffs. Other top stories and weather.
Tuesday is Election Day, with the closely-watched races including Detroit's mayor. Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield and the Rev. Solomon Kinloch won the top two spots in the August primary and face off this month for the final vote.
Today is Day 34 of the federal government shutdown with no end in sight to the political stalemate. In the meantime, President Trump gave an interview to 60 Minutes. CBS News has this recap of national headlines.
SNAP food assistance, which in Michigan is issued via the EBT Bridge Card, is facing delays given a halt in federal funding. Agencies such as the United Way for Southeastern Michigan are focused on finding ways to help provide groceries to fill the gap. Here's a look.
The Detroit Lions fell to the Minnesota Vikings 27-24 on Sunday afternoon at Ford Field. Coach Dan Campbell said the team made "every critical error," which contributed to the defeat.
The attorney of one of the Michigan men suspected by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of being involved in planning an attack over Halloween weekend is pushing back against against law enforcement allegations.
The Medal of Honor is the highest military award for bravery. Some of America's bravest veterans will be coming to Detroit for the Congressional Medal of Honor Society Convention in 2026. Julia Avant reports how the event will benefit all Michiganders.
As the federal government shutdown approaches its fifth week, uncertainty surrounds the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Willie James Inman looks into that and air travel concerns.
Día de los Muertos is a Mexican holiday traditionally celebrated on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2. Here's how people in Detroit and Howell are celebrating and honoring the spirits of loved ones who have passed.
Two sisters from Oxford want to make sure families have food on the table. They collected three tons of food for their Little Friendsgiving Food Drive this year. It will help feed hundreds of local families. Veronica Ortega has their story.
Two people are dead in what investigators with the Oakland County Sheriff's Office are calling an apparent murder-suicide.
Thousands of flights across the country were delayed Friday as a result of the ongoing federal shutdown.
Patients at Children's Hospital of Michigan went trick-or-treating around the hospital on Friday.
Hunter House Hamburgers, a beloved Birmingham, Michigan, burger shack, is leaving the place where everything started in 1952, but it is not gone for good.
Amid the federal shutdown, some Metro Detroiters opted to hand out non-perishables on Halloween.
The FBI has confirmed that the man who opened fire in a Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, church and set it ablaze was motivated by “anti-religious beliefs” against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
An investigation continues into Friday afternoon in Metro Detroit as the Federal Bureau of Investigation looks into what it calls a "potential terrorist attack" that was planned for over Halloween weekend.
One man was killed, and another was injured in a shooting Friday afternoon in Detroit, police say.
Detroit Lions offensive coordinator John Morton says he met with wide receiver Jameson Williams during the bye week and discussed some missed opportunities for the star receiver.
