Second annual Women Who Drum Festival returns to Detroit
The second annual Women Who Drum Festival returns to Detroit on Wednesday, Aug. 16. Drummer and producer, Gayelynn McKinney, joins CBS News Detroit to preview the festival.
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The second annual Women Who Drum Festival returns to Detroit on Wednesday, Aug. 16. Drummer and producer, Gayelynn McKinney, joins CBS News Detroit to preview the festival.
Former Detroit Piston and 14-year NBA veteran Amir Johnson returns to the Motor City for the BIG3's regular-season finale at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday.
A citywide summer jobs program focused on training and employing young adults has reached record numbers this year with more than 8,500 Detroiters participating.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for August 10, 2023.
Birmingham is bustling more than ever with new businesses opening their doors every year.
Westview Orchards and Winery in Washington has planted more than 100,000 sunflowers for the two-week event.
Vet Fest, Michigan's largest veteran engagement event, returns to Fowlerville on Saturday. The event helps thousands of veterans and their families.
There's really no easy way to say goodbye, especially when someone like Saleh Humaid enters your life.
Hart Plaza is in for a multi-million dollar upgrade starting this fall. Dodge Fountain, which sits in the middle, will be restored to its former glory.
According to the Michigan Attorney General's office, the MOVEit data breach impacted third-party service providers National Student Clearinghouse and Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America.
Fans of Pitbull, LL Cool J, Shania Twain and more will get the opportunity to battle it out in front of their favorite artist.
The Detroit Police Department will be changing its policies surrounding the use of facial recognition technology in police lineups. These changes come on the heels of a lawsuit filed against the department.
On Tuesday, a divided Supreme Court sided with the Biden administration to uphold its regulations on firearms without serial numbers. Rick Ector and Sherry Gay-Dagnogo joined CBS News Detroit on Aug. 9 to discuss the regulations of ghost guns.
For the first time, Americans now hold $1 trillion in credit card debt. Financial instructor Michael Masserant shares what options people who are overwhelmed with debt have.
Former UAW spokesperson Brian Rothenberg and auto analyst John McElroy break down the latest in the UAW's negotiations with the Big Three.
The BIG3 basketball league concludes its regular season at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday, Aug. 13.
A Michigan state senator's trip to Israel is being called out by Arab American advocates in Metro Detroit.
Dr. Veronica Sesi, a sleep medicine specialist, discusses pediatric sleep disorders and what causes them.
University of Michigan's Mott Children's Hospital received a $250,000 donation on Tuesday from Hyundai's Hope On Wheels nonprofit.
The 7th annual Kimmie Horne Jazz Festival returns to the Southfield Municipal Campus Aug. 11-12.
Contestants Johnny Bananas and Tiffany Mitchell preview season 2 of The Challenge: USA.
Jeffrey Baldwin shares more about J. Baldwin's Restaurant sommelier program.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for August 9, 2023.
We're taking a closer look at a program bringing people together through music and artificial intelligence. Rap vs. AI is a fusion of culture, hip-hop and technology that provides opportunities for under-represented communities.
From mayoral candidate to Miss Black Michigan, 28-year-old Myya Jones is making her mark in pageants and politics.
