Green Day rushed off the stage at Detroit concert after drone flies over show
Green Day's concert at Comerica Park Park was briefly paused Wednesday night and the band was rushed off stage mid-song after a drone was spotted over the venue.
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Green Day's concert at Comerica Park Park was briefly paused Wednesday night and the band was rushed off stage mid-song after a drone was spotted over the venue.
A Detroit woman was shot and killed while attempting to de-escalate an argument between two known acquaintances Wednesday night on the city's east side, police say.
Members of the Detroit Tenants Association and Detroit Eviction Defense gathered at the 36th District building Wednesday to demand answers from police.
September is National Prostate Health Month. Prostate cancer is the second deadliest form of cancer found in men.
A former Ann Arbor Public Schools principal has filed a lawsuit alleging that the school district discriminated against her after she took time off to care for her disabled husband.
Dexter native Rachel LaMont, a 34-year-old graphic designer, will compete in the upcoming season of "Survivor." You can watch the two-hour season premiere of "Survivor 47" on Sept. 18 on CBS Detroit.
Attorneys for the victims want pending civil cases returned to Oakland County Circuit Court. The lawsuits against Oxford Community Schools were dismissed in 2023 on the grounds of governmental immunity.
It's a waste site in Van Buren Township that's at the center of major community concern.
A Metro Detroit school district is taking action to keep cell phones and other smart devices out of the classroom.
After months of negotiations, workers at the Marathon Petroleum refinery in Southwest Detroit are on strike.
Jane Morgan, with the JFM Consulting Group, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the Neighborhood Vitality Index, which asks Detroit residents for feedback on neighborhood conditions. Participants will receive a $25 gift card.
Rock and roll legend Elton John says he is recovering from a "severe" eye infection that "left him with limited vision in one eye."
Union workers at Marathon Petroleum's Detroit refinery are striking after unsuccessful negotiations over pay and other protections.
Oakland University and the union representing its professors have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract; a former employee is suing Detroit Receiving Hospital and DMC after she claims she was wrongfully terminated for raising concerns after the rapes of two psychiatric patients and more on the latest top stories.
Costco’s first membership price hike in seven years has taken effect. An annual membership has gone up to $65, while an executive membership has risen to $130.
A Michigan judge ruled Tuesday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. must remain on the November presidential ballot.
Oakland University faculty and the school have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract, avoiding a strike a day before classes are set to begin.
The Rochester Community Schools Board voted to approve a new tentative agreement with the teachers' union Tuesday night. It's a contract that some say gives teachers too much freedom.
The 14th annual Detroit Month of Design takes place throughout September and brings together designers, consumers and residents to celebrate the city's role as a global design capital.
Kate Guzman, a registered nurse and public health administrator for Oakland County, discusses the importance of children getting vaccinated against preventable diseases.
The Detroit Police Department says it will not release bodycam footage in the deadly shooting of a man who was shot and killed by a bailiff during an eviction in July.
We're just days away from the Detroit Lions kicking off their 2024 season. Coach Dan Campbell says the team is shelving all the Super Bowl hype that has been building around the team.
Do you think Mackinac Island is the best place to visit in the fall? The Michigan island in Lake Huron is in the running for the USA Today Readers' Choice Award for Best Place to Visit for Fall.
Michigan Rep. Joe Aragona (R-Macomb County) wants to see tipped workers go home with more money in their pockets.
It's been a dangerous summer on the water in parts of Michigan. A state representative has introduced a bill that would require water safety be taught in schools.
