Detroit City FC gears up for season opener
Detroit City FC opens its 2024 USL Championship season on the road against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 16.
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Detroit City FC opens its 2024 USL Championship season on the road against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 16.
Jury deliberations continue Thursday in the trial of James Crumbley, father of the Oxford High School shooter.
Jeannette Schneider, president of RE/MAX of Southeastern Michigan, shares more on the state of the real estate market for the spring.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for March 14, 2024.
TikTok estimates that about 5 million businesses use the platform to reach customers. Would businesses locally see a decline if the ban is enacted? Some say yes. Whether or not TikTok will stay on your phone is reaching new levels. With the Senate eyeing a bill to ban it, it puts users on edge, especially ones that use the app as their bread and butter.
Ken Schramm says the rest of March will dictate the rest of this year's crop with fruits like apples, cherries, and plums. He says because of the warm temperatures and mild winter, the trees and bushes have come out of dormancy, with bulbs and buds getting closer to sprouting. The more they sprout, the less they can endure freezing temperatures.
The Oakland University Golden Grizzlies won big Tuesday night. The men's basketball team landed a spot in the NCAA tournament that is kicking off the week of March 18.
March 13 is a day to highlight the culture and the people of Detroit. To celebrate 313 Day, CBS News Detroit honors the arts, food and history of the city.
In celebration of Women's History Month, we went to the nonprofit BasBlue in downtown Detroit to take a look at a networking event aimed at celebrating women in the workplace.
There is a plan in Detroit to possibly expand the People Mover. The Detroit Transportation Corporation says that it could expand to three major spots in the downtown area, as well as Corktown and Midtown. Robert Cramer, general manager of the corporation, joined CBS News Detroit to talk about what's next for the People Mover.
U.S. District Judge David Lawson wrote in Tuesday's decision that he had found Flint in civil contempt because it had failed to meet deadlines for pipe-removal outlined in his February 2023 order.
Access to government communications could get easier if bills that passed the Michigan Senate Oversight Committee move forward.
Closing arguments were delivered Wednesday in the trial of James Crumbley, the father of the Oxford High School shooter.
A Sterling Heights man is behind bars after being accused of domestic violence and leading police on a high-speed chase through several cities.
Defense attorney Mariell Lehman delivered her closing argument Wednesday at James Crumbley trial.
CBS News Detroit sat down with Detroit musicians to help celebrate 313 Day.
Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald delivered her closing argument Wednesday in the James Crumbley trial.
Tech giant ABB Robotics opened its renovated robotics factory Wednesday in Auburn Hills.
March is National Reading Month, and CBS News Detroit is celebrating by highlighting a city staple that also happens to be one of the largest used books stores in the world, John K. King Used and Rare Books.
English teacher Alexander Davidson stops by with reading suggestions for National Reading Month.
Detroit Meditation & Yoga presents Mini and Me Meditation Sessions.
It's 313 Day, and here's a roundup of deals you can get and events happening in Detroit to celebrate.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for March 13, 2024.
A group of Michiganders, including Detroit Free Press columnist Mitch Albom, have been rescued from Haiti amid gang violence in the country. Albom released a statement on social media Tuesday, saying a group of people from Have Faith Haiti Orphanage, which includes himself and his wife, were evacuated overnight after sheltering in place.
For two years, the nonprofit Abigail's Pride has held its annual pride festival in the town of Ortonville. The turnout has attracted hundreds of people. This year, the Village Council denied the group's permit for the June event. This is a decision that's left the group's founder ready to take action.
