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Michigan's fifth case of measles this year was confirmed in a 4-year-old Detroit resident; two Lansing officers and a gunman were injured in a shootout; Consumer Reports says high levels of lead and sodium were found in Lunchables and more on the latest top stories.
High sodium can be cause for concern for anyone. Now with pre-packaged snacks in the spotlight, experts recommend cutting back on junk and opting for fresher items because you never know how harmful the snack could be.
The "Detroit" sign is a new installment in the city ahead of the NFL Draft later this month. Many residents had a lot to say about the sign, with some praising it.
A crime ring is burglarizing homes in Wayne and Oakland County. Security experts said they are targeting the homes of people out of town.
Aaron Kall, director of the University of Michigan debate program, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss presidential debates as TV networks request debates between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.
Social media is playing a major role in advertising for the NFL Draft in Detroit. Mark Lee, founder of The Lee Group, joined CBS News Detroit to weigh in.
The 2024 She Means Business Unleash Conference is scheduled for Sunday, April 14, in Detroit. The event aims to empower women and encourage networking. Dayna Mott, head lead of Mom's In Business North America, and Lauren Richeson, a networking community leader with Mom's In Business, join CBS News Detroit to talk about the event.
A rare corpse flower is now in bloom in Dexter. The plant gets its name from its pungent smell of rotting flesh, but to its owners, it's known as "Corpsy." It has set the record for the tallest blooming corpse flower in the state of Michigan at 63.5 inches.
More barricades and fences are going up around downtown Detroit for the third and final round of street closures. Starting Monday, April 15, eastbound and westbound Jefferson Avenue will be closed in front of Hart Plaza.
Detroit City FC has announced the return of International Friendlies to Keyworth Stadium with the news that the club will be hosting Club Universidad Nacional, better known as Pumas, at Keyworth Stadium on June 22.
DogWatch in downtown Brighton, a doggy boutique and invisible fence installation company, purchased and donated canine emergency kits to Metro Detroit police departments.
A pair of Royal Oak police K9s received bullet and stab-protected vests from a nonprofit.
Kevin Loria of Consumer Reports shares more on the concerning levels of lead and sodium found in certain Lunchables.
The Make Food Not Community Fest is Saturday, April 13 at the Southfield Pavilion.
April is National Afternoon Tea Month. Kimberly Elise of Lily's and Elise Tea House shares more on building your own afternoon tea.
Attorney Danielle Mayoras shares the common life insurance policy mistakes people make.
April 14 is National Donate a Book Day. Alyce Hartman, founder of Birdie's Bookmobile, shares more about a book donation event at Eastern Market.
James and Jennifer Crumbley were sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison; CDC data shows women aren't getting the recommended mammogram screenings; Metro Detroit bakeries are preparing for Eid al-Fitr and more on the latest top stories.
James and Jennifer Crumbley, the parents of the Oxford High School, were sentenced on Tuesday, April 9, after they were each convicted of involuntary manslaughter. The parents' son was sentenced to life in prison last year for the shooting that killed four students. The Crumbleys were accused of not getting their son help and not properly securing a gun that was used in the shooting.
The sights and sounds of the city preparing for the NFL draft ring through the Motor City. With any event of this caliber, some services find themselves in the middle of it all and won't be able to provide certain services like shelter, food and hygienic needs for those who have no roof over their head.
The 2024 NFL draft is a little more than two weeks away and nonprofit organizations, such as Beyond Basics, have had their hand in the major event. Pamela Good, CEO of Beyond Basics, joined CBS News Detroit the nonprofit and what impact the draft is having on the organization.
James and Jennifer Crumbley, the parents of the Oxford High School, were sentenced on Tuesday, April 9, after they were each convicted of involuntary manslaughter. The parents' son was sentenced to life in prison last year for the shooting that killed four students. The Crumbleys were accused of not getting their son help and not properly securing a gun that was used in the shooting.
Attorneys Ven Johnson and Wolf Mueller share their thoughts following James and Jennifer Crumbley's sentencing on Tuesday.
