Teen charged with attempted murder after shooting in Monroe County
A 15 year old is in custody after allegedly shooting two people in a drive by shooting Saturday at a Monroe County apartment complex.
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A 15 year old is in custody after allegedly shooting two people in a drive by shooting Saturday at a Monroe County apartment complex.
The US and China issued a joint statement overnight agreeing to a temporary but significant easing of tariffs. CBS News relates that story along with other national headlines.
A 10-day closure has started on part of west I-696, adding further complications to the Metro Detroit commute.
A newly announced tariff deal between US and China puts a 90-day pause on some of the tariffs. Dundee High School's wrestling team is under investigation. Judge Ulysses Boykin has died. More top stories and weather.
In his first Sunday noon blessing as pontiff, Pope Leo XIV called for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, with the release of hostages and the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Eight children from Gaza injured during the crisis in the Middle East are receiving medical treatment in Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago. Michiganders in Canton on Sunday helped some of those children with that healing process.
Democratic Michigan state Rep. Joe Tate of Detroit will compete with at least three other democrats for the state's open Senate seat. Former Republican congressman Mike Rogers is also running for the seat.
Judge Ulysses Boykin, well-known for serving the Metro Detroit area, has died, according to an Oakland County morgue.
Family and friends of London Thomas gathered in Redford Township on Saturday for a candlelight vigil and balloon release to mark what would've been her 18th birthday.
The White House says it successfully mediated a ceasefire between India and Pakistan on Saturday, and U.S. and Chinese trade representatives met to discuss a possible deal.
The Birmingham Art Fair and Canton Farmers Market are just two ways to celebrate Mother’s Day in Michigan on Sunday.
Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered the commencement speech at Henry Ford College’s graduation ceremony on Saturday, letting graduates know that life happens.
A group of attorneys with the State Bar of Michigan's Young Lawyers Section provided legal aid to mothers in need on Saturday.
The Coleman A. Young Community Center in Detroit reopened to the public on Saturday after an $11 million renovation, which took five years to complete.
A 33-year-old Pontiac man is facing seven charges in connection with a sex trafficking investigation, the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office says.
Loved ones of London Thomas in Redford Township are preparing for a balloon release in her honor, just over two weeks after her body was found.
Detroit automakers say the Trump administration's new trade deal prioritizes Britain instead of the American auto industry. Gino Vicci shares more on their reaction.
With the Detroit Tigers having a 26-13 season so far, pitcher Tarik Skubal continues to make a name for himself. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions' rookie camp is underway.
Two people were killed in a quadruple shooting that also injured an 11-year-old on Friday in Detroit, police say.
Pope Leo XIV became the first American elected as pontiff on Thursday. But years before he was named pope, the Chicago native spent some time in Michigan.
A Southfield man is facing several felony charges after police say he sexually assaulted two young children.
Red dresses on the LACASA Center's campus in Howell, Michigan, serve as a reminder of the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls who advocates say often never see justice.
CBS News has obtained the list of more than 1,000 AmeriCorps grant programs terminated in recent weeks by the Administration. One of those programs is an organization that has helped provide nearly 1 million volunteer service hours in Michigan.
American-born Pope Leo XIV led his first mass on Friday, one day after he was elected pontiff. The pope succeeds Pope Francis, who died last month on Easter Monday.
As the Michigan Department of Transportation crews continue working along Interstate 696, a stretch of westbound 10 Mile Road is reopening to traffic. A planned closure of westbound I-696 goes into effect starting Friday, and is expected to last for 10 days. That closure will allow the demolition of the Church Street plaza bridge, including the breakup of 170 concrete beams.
