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Pietrzyk Pierogi is hosting a Pierogi making 101 class on March 27 at 10 a.m.
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Pietrzyk Pierogi is hosting a Pierogi making 101 class on March 27 at 10 a.m.
Debbie LaPratt of Iconic Detroit Art shares more about the upcoming All Things Detroit event.
Kerry Doman, founder of LittleGuide Detroit, joined CBS News Detroit with a look at the Cranbrook Institute of Science.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case involving a commonly used abortion pill, what to know as the deadline to apply for FEMA assistance after last summer's storms approaches and more on the latest top stories.
Organizers of Abigail's Pride Festival said they are now working on a backup plan for their third annual event.
The Great Lakes have seen record-low and record-high water levels in the past seven years. Compared to the record high levels in 2019 and 2020, water levels are down between two and three feet. While that might sound like a lot, water levels are now near average. The Great Lakes water levels are kept under close watch in the U.S. and Canada.
For Women's History Month, we're taking a closer look at women in the workplace, more specifically, in leadership roles. So what has changed? Beverly Watts, president and CEO of BME Consulting, and Deidre Bounds, president of Ignite Social Media, speak on sitting in leadership positions in today's time.
March Madness is heating up and the city of Detroit is hosting Sweet 16 games on Friday. We'll take you through the preparation for the games, and even learn how Michigan is heavily involved in that process.
Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard joined CBS News Detroit to talk about a letter he had written to his team and the community, more than two years after the Oxford High School shooting. This comes after the parents of the shooter were convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
A study by the University of Chicago claims Detroit is overvaluing some of the city's least valuable homes. Alvin Horhn, deputy CFO and accessor for the city of Detroit, weighs in on the study.
It's a financial comeback a decade in the making; Detroit's credit rating is now back to what it was before the city went broke and couldn't pay its bills.
Natalie Melnyczuk, a Euro-Atlantic security consultant, breaks down the Russian concert hall terror attack that claimed the lives of more than 130 people.
Family and business go hand in hand with the Papadopulos family. Fort this week's Michigan Made, we share the story of the original Pink Greek dressing.
Dr. Veronica Sesi, an obesity medicine and sleep medicine specialist, shares more about what to know about Ozempic and Wegovy.
House Bill 5597, which was introduced by Republican state Rep. Cam Cavitt, would allow Michigan residents to reserve campsites, yurts or lodges in state parks two weeks ahead of non-residents.
A pilot bus route began on Monday that connects downtown Detroit and Detroit Metro Airport.
Chanille Carswell of the Brownie Dr. stops by with an assortment of sweets.
Chelsea Walker, a wellness facilitator, shares more about HUG Haven in Detroit.
The Detroit Air Xpress launches, the Great Lakes Water Authority and Highland Park reached an agreement and more of the latest headlines.
Playworks Michigan and the Detroit Lions Foundation hosted their annual "Football Jamboree" at Ford Field on Sunday.
One student at John Glenn High School in Westland got the shock of his life on Friday when he was awarded a $40,000 college scholarship.
Detroit City FC sporting director Trevor James previews the team's home opener against Loudoun United FC on Saturday, March 23.
Clinton Township will welcome a new veteran-owned business this weekend. The business is a different kind of pool hall, complete with golf and billiards simulations.
Metro Detroit writer and director Fred Evans shares more about his new movie, "No Ceilings."
For this week's Foodie Friday, Jerusalem Pizza and Bagels of Southfield stops by the CBS News Detroit studio.
