Michigan church leaders accused of forced labor, money laundering
Two people were arrested in a nationwide takedown of forced labor alleged to have taken place through the Kingdom of God Global Church.
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Two people were arrested in a nationwide takedown of forced labor alleged to have taken place through the Kingdom of God Global Church.
An 8-year-old and a 10-year-old were killed while they sat in the pews. Of the 17 others injured, 14 are children between the ages of 6 and 15.
Lawmakers in the Michigan House passed a $78.5 billion budget on Tuesday, more than a month after missing their July 1 deadline.
The Sip & Read Book Bar is a bookstore with wine and mocktails on site, along with a place to sit and relax. The unique bookstore has opened on Michigan Avenue in Detroit's historic Corktown district.
Hertz plans to roll a system it is currently using at 10 U.S. airports to detect damage to vehicles on their return; the company says it is still refining the process.
Two young children were killed and 17 others were injured in a shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school Mass on Wednesday morning.
Two people were arrested Wednesday in a nationwide takedown of forced labor alleged to have taken place through Kingdom of God Global Church, formerly known as Joshua Media Ministries International, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Michigan said.
A surge in tariff payments, partly resulting from a deferred payment schedule, resulted in the U.S. collecting a total $22 billion in tariffs on Aug. 22. That surpasses July's record by 4 million.
President Trump has hit India with a 50% tariff, which is among the highest the US charges. CBS News has this report.
Dr. Glenn Maleyko, currently superintendent of Dearborn Public Schools, has been chosen as Michigan's next state superintendent.
Headlines from the White House include the latest discussions on a new crime bill; President Trump's dispute with a Federal Reserve governor; and a letter submitted by some FEMA staff. CBS News has this report.
Hamtramck City Council voted Tuesday to fire its city manager and police chief. Birmingham teachers are seeking a new contract. Michigan House has approved a budget, sending the matter back to the Senate. Other top stories and weather.
Another metro Detroit school is facing back-to-school disruptions over a mold issue. Officials with Rochester Community Schools confirmed Delta Kelly Elementary will be closed today and tomorrow for cleanup and remediation.
There was a show of support for teachers at the Birmingham Community School District at a school board meeting Tuesday night.
On Tuesday, the Hamtramck City Council voted to terminate Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri, City Manager Max Garbarino and Special Investigator David Adamczyk after an independent investigation detailed allegations of misconduct.
Back-to-school shopping can be expensive, especially with Michigan's changing seasons. But one local store is putting gently-used clothing back into the community and helping families make their budget go further.
It was cut day for the 32 NFL teams, and in Detroit, the Lions had to make one of the hardest decisions in determining who to keep on the 50-plus roster.
Lawmakers in the Michigan House approved a $78.5 billion state budget after months of negotiations and lawmakers missing the July 1 deadline to pass the budget.
President Trump dug into his promise to terminate Lisa Cook as a Federal Reserve governor. The president also threatened new measures to crack down on urban crime.
Don Ufford of Bloomfield Village, a Democrat, has announced his candidacy for Michigan's 11th Congressional District seat in the 2026 election cycle.
Authorities investigate fire kills one person on San Juan Drive in Detroit
A new investigative report found that Hamtramck Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri and Special Investigator David Adamczyk engaged in "significant" misconduct warranting termination. City Manager Max Garbarino was also investigated.
In Lansing, lawmakers remain deadlocked over Michigan's budget as the school year is underway.
Saline Area Schools and Dundee Community Schools are getting a slow start to the academic year after mold was discovered in some of their buildings. Both districts were supposed to have all students in class by now, but instead, they're left cleaning up the mold.
Teachers in the Birmingham Public School District are taking a stand before the new school year starts back up next week.
