New food options at Comerica Park
Comerica Park will feature new food and beverage options for Detroit Tigers fans for the ALDS game.
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Comerica Park will feature new food and beverage options for Detroit Tigers fans for the ALDS game.
As many communities throughout Michigan are under a "Very High" Fire Danger Rating, which is rare for the state during October, here's more information about Red Flag Warnings.
A man died after he exchanged gunfire with Detroit officers on Tuesday evening; TikTok was sued by 14 attorneys general who claim the app is harming children's mental health and more on the latest top stories.
Here are some tips for Tigers fans who are looking to secure tickets for Game 3 of the ALDS at Comerica Park.
Asia Gholston, the vice president of marketing for the Detroit Tigers, joined CBS News Detroit to show some of the official Tigers merchandise fans can expect for Game 3 of the ALDS. Fans are encouraged to wear orange!
Joe Schiavi, the vice president of ticket sales and service for the Detroit Tigers, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the demand for tickets as the Tigers prepare to host a home playoff game for the first time in a decade.
Two Sterling Heights police officers were charged with misconduct and felonious assault for deploying a K-9 on an arrested individual, the Michigan Attorney General's office announced.
The Detroit Tigers are hours away from their first home playoff game in a decade as they take on the Cleveland Guardians.
Police say one man has died after he exchanged gunfire with officers Tuesday on Detroit's east side.
A new report from the Boys and Girls Club of America found that more than 80% of kids have suffered online harassment. Kaili McGrath, a therapist with Thriveworks Royal Oak, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the impact of social media on kids.
The presidential election is in a matter of weeks, and Michigan county clerks say they're using various methods to ensure reliable and accurate votes.
One Royal Oak family member has a message for the owners of Oakview Cemetery in Royal Oak: "Just fix it."
As Florida braces for Hurricane Milton's impact, Michiganders are responding to help with relief efforts after the storm hits. Volunteers with multiple organizations in Michigan are lending a helping hand in Michigan and on the ground down south to aid in recovery efforts.
A movement is coming to Detroit where women are at the forefront. Femology is partnering with Michigan Central and Newlab to introduce a program called "Female Founder School." Meagan Ward and Taylor Mae join CBS News Detroit to discuss the program.
Michigan Central welcomed Ford employees on Tuesday as new tenants in the station. Officials say the Model e and Integrated Services teams will occupy two floors of the building.
Detroit Future City and Arboretum Detroit hosted a ribbon-cutting at a new neighborhood trail and community space on the city's east side.
The Tigers aren't the only thing taking over downtown Detroit this week, and Kerry Doman of LittleGuide Detroit joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the fun events happening around the city.
Tigers fans will soon pack downtown Detroit as the team gears up for Wednesday's home playoff game against the Cleveland Guardians.
Two hundred and fifty students will now be able to jump higher, run further, and faster thanks to a pilot program made possible by a partnership between the Detroit Public Schools Community District Foundation, Priority Health and the Detroit Free Press.
An 18-year-old has been arrested and charged after an armed robbery at a rabbi's home in Southfield; Stellantis says it is rejecting the UAW's latest proposal of restoring the Jobs Bank concept, which the automaker said contributed to its bankruptcy in 2009 and more on the latest top stories.
Michiganders like Lisa Haiss in Florida are preparing for the worst as Hurricane Milton continues its path to South Florida.
Monday marked one year since the Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, and emotions were high with people remembering that day.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel charged seven individuals from St. Clair Shores in an alleged double-voting incident, but the city's mayor is calling on the state to drop the charges.
For years, state leaders and school districts have been grappling with methods to keep teachers in schools. Armen Hratchian, executive director of Teach for America Detroit, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss school districts working to retain teachers.
The families of the two men killed in a crash with a Warren police squad car are filing a $100 million lawsuit against the department.
