Uber Eats driver helps rescue kids from fire in Detroit
An Uber Eats driver is being hailed as a hero after rescuing a family from a burning building in Detroit early Friday morning.
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An Uber Eats driver is being hailed as a hero after rescuing a family from a burning building in Detroit early Friday morning.
Scientists at Michigan State University are searching for more answers on bird flu as the state reported it first human case.
Inkster police had their hands full Friday morning after they were called to catch a horse found wandering.
It's National Burger Month, and Big Boy is celebrating its birthday with a week full of tasty deals. Tamer Afr joined CBS News Detroit to discuss what deals guests can expect each day of the week starting June 10.
The Ferndale Wellness Fair will happen on Saturday, May 25, at the Boston Tea Room. It is free to attend and vendors and will feature vendors in the wellness industry, along with classes and workshops.
Sean Mann, CEO of Detroit City FC, joined CBS News Detroit to share the latest update regarding the club's announcement that they acquired the site of the old Southwest Detroit Hospital at the corner of Michigan Avenue and 20th Street for a new stadium.
Angela Cavanaugh with the Michigan Science Center joined NEXT Weather Meteorologist Troy Bridges to conduct a fun experiment ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix.
"The Garfield Movie" is finally out, and to celebrate, the Michigan Animal Rescue League is holding a donation drive. Audrey Blaylock, along with two kittens, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the donation drives that will happen at Emagine Theater locations in Rochester, Royal Oak and Novi.
Pro-Palestinian protesters have set up an encampment at Wayne State University in Detroit; Ascension hospital staff have to document everything with pen and paper following a ransomware attack; a car started to fall into a sinkhole in Southwest Detroit, and more on the latest top stories.
The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook has been released. This year's prediction is another active season. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's forecasters at the Climate Prediction Center are anticipating an above-average Atlantic hurricane season.
Wayne State University officials say pro-Palestinian protesters set up an encampment on campus Thursday evening. CBS News Detroit went to the encampment, where protesters set up tents. WSU campus police and Detroit police were monitoring the area.
College graduates are looking for jobs, so what are the current hiring trends? Jeff Sokolowski with Robert Half joined CBS News Detroit to provide tips for finding employment.
Ascension hospitals around the country are still dealing with the fallout from a ransomware attack, and nurses in Metro Detroit are worried about patient safety.
For the third year in a row, local and federal law enforcement are rolling out a program called the Summer Surge in preparation for summer.
Live Nation and Ticketmaster are facing a federal lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice, with more than 20 states, including Michigan, and the District of Columbia joining. Detroit music critic Gary Graff, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the lawsuit.
When he's not patrolling the roads in Rochester Hills, Oakland County Sheriff Deputy Harry Joseph is committed to raising awareness about fostering animals.
Michigan health officials reported the state's first human case of the bird flu virus. Dr. Lea Monday, an infectious disease specialist with the Detroit Medical Center, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the virus.
The Detroit Police Department is looking for three suspects after 16-year-old Elijah Reese was shot and killed on the city's east side.
Row House Fitness in Beverly Hills joined CBS News Detroit to share why rowing is a good way to get in shape for the summer season.
Kanika Wilson of Row House Fitness in Beverly Hills joined CBS News Detroit to discuss why rowing is so beneficial for people's health.
The United States Department of Agriculture is launching new programs to tackle childhood hunger during the summer. Cindy Long, administrator of the USDA Food and Nutrition Service, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the new programs.
A 6-year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the thumb with an unsecured gun; the Crumbley parents refused to give their son, the Oxford High School shooter, access to their pre-sentencing reports to use in his appeal process; health officials announced Michigan's first human case of the bird flu virus and more on the latest top stories.
A judge ruled that both East Main and North Center streets in Northville can close for the seasonal shutdown. While some members are OK with the closures, others find them inconvenient.
The Detroit Police Department is investigating after a 6-year-old accidentally shot himself with an unsecured gun on Wednesday.
For many parents, buying a teen their first car can be nerve-racking. Patrick Olsen, editor-in-chief with Carfax, joined CBS News Detroit to provide tips for finding the best car for your teen.
