Warren Mayor Jim Fouts speaks out on election drama
Warren Mayor Jim Fouts is not giving up his legal fight to get back on the mayoral ballot.
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Warren Mayor Jim Fouts is not giving up his legal fight to get back on the mayoral ballot.
National Suicide Prevention Week aims to inform and engage health professionals and the public about suicide prevention and the warning signs.
Negotiators will meet with General Motors on Thursday, while Stellantis says it intends to pass its counteroffer by the end of the week.
University of Michigan officials sent a campuswide update to students recently and its COVID-19 isolation policy has left some students asking questions.
The Gilbert Family Foundation is donating almost $400 million to create a state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility in Detroit.
One school official said the test went exactly as planned, but students tell CBS News Detroit they couldn't hear it.
Michigan State Police have recovered the vehicle in connection to a homicide in Inkster as they continue to search for the 25-year-old suspect accused of fatally shooting his mother.
The suspect, a white male who was wearing camouflage in footage of the early Wednesday attack, is considered armed and dangerous, the agency said in a plea for the public's help in identifying him.
As kids head back to school, it is important to get in the habit of practicing good hygiene.
Watch the Detroit Lions take on the Kansas City Chiefs with former Lions great Robert Porcher. The watch party benefits The Heat and Warmth Fund.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for September 6, 2023.
Mario joins CBS News Detroit ahead of the Champagne and Roses Tour that will make its stop in Michigan on Saturday, Sept. 9, at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill in Sterling Heights.
City officials held a public meeting Tuesday to get input from residents on a $27 million disaster recovery plan meant to tackle major flooding.
A local designer and woodworker is making a name for herself in the furniture business.
Land that is home to a community garden in Highland Park will not be sold to a developer.
A Walled Lake dispensary owner says he's losing hundreds of dollars per week to counterfeit money.
Warren Mayor Jim Fouts sued Warren officials to be allowed on the November ballot.
Ahead of Thursday's season opener, we're catching up with one Detroit Lions superfan.
After providing more than 250 people with hot meals and hygiene products last Thanksgiving, SoulBrothers Catering aims to feed 500-750 people this year.
Steven Melynk, a professor of supply chain management at Michigan State University, discusses the impact a potential UAW strike could have on the supply chain.
Two people are hoping to own the same lot in the Avalon Village in Highland Park.
Retired U.S. Army Colonel Gerald Faunt and Euro-Atlantic security consultant Natalie Melnyczuk discuss a potential meeting between Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin later this month.
The UAW hasn't said if they'll pick just one company to strike or go for all three. But going after all three could drain their strike fund in less than three months.
Under the program, eligible individuals will receive monthly payments of $528 for two years.
America has seen a boom in cosmetic surgery over the last few years. But if you're thinking of having a procedure, what factors should you consider? Dr. Danielle Deluca-Pytell, a board-certified plastic surgeon, shares more.
