CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for August 4, 2023
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for August 4, 2023.
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Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for August 4, 2023.
The Egg Roll Diva joins CBS News Detroit, serving egg rolls with sweet and savory flavors.
Starex Smith, a well-known food critic who goes by the name The Hungry Black Man, joins CBS News Detroit to discuss The Hungry Black Man Detroit Food Festival.
The Canterbury Barbecue Festival in Lake Orion starts today and runs through Sunday, Aug. 6. Keith Aldridge, owner of Canterbury Village, discusses what guests can expect at the festival, and Lauren Vega, a vendor, shows her pork ribs and talks about other food that'll be at the festival.
Lisa Diggs, founder of the Buy Michigan Now Festival, joins CBS News Detroit to discuss the event that features Michigan-based businesses. The festival is happening in downtown Northville this weekend.
After being diagnosed with a rare neurological syndrome, a teenager in Macomb is eager for a miracle.
Fifty years after the U.S. Endangered Species Act took effect, officials say 99% of the animals and plants it protects have survived.
This year is a special one because it's the 20th birthday of Campus Martius Park. The event also serves as a time to fundraise for its organizer Downtown Detroit Partnership.
Former basketball star Alexander Newell is now passing on what he learned in his journey as an athlete to the next generation.
The Detroit Lions have sold out of season tickets, a first in more than 20 years. Now, for the first time in the Lions' Ford Field era, there is a waiting list for season tickets.
Police say a woman who was shot in a domestic situation on Thursday in Saline has died from her injuries.
Police say a portion of Interstate 75 in Royal Oak is closed after a semi catches on fire on Thursday.
The agency says it is seeking victims of Negasi Zuberi, 29, who is believed to have been in Ecorse, Michigan, between April 2017 and September 2017.
Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty after appearing in court Thursday on felony charges. Attorney Rick Convertino joined CBS News Detroit on Thursday (Aug. 3) to discuss the legal process.
In a matter of weeks, getting inside the Michigan Capitol will look a little different as increased security measures are installed alongside a new weapons ban.
Negotiations between the Big Three and the UAW continue as the current deal expires next month.
A boil water advisory for five Macomb County communities has been lifted.
Republican consultant Jamie Roe and attorney Butch Hollowell discuss the political ramifications of the latest indictment of former President Donald Trump.
A Roseville business will be closed for at least a week after a car involved in a shootout came crashing into their building.
Police say the incident is believed to be a domestic situation.
CBS News Detroit goes one-on-one with Dexter native and Washington Spirit midfielder Chloe Ricketts.
Saline Police Chief Marlene Radzik shares the latest updates on the shooting that injured two individuals in the parking lot of a UAW building Thursday morning.
The Saline Police Department responded to an active shooter situation at an assisted living center Thursday.
Hajj Flemings, CEO of Rebrand Cities and found of Prompt Camp, breaks down the launch of OpenAI's Frontier Model Forum.
Salvation Army Major Toni Dorrell talks with Kris and Lauren about her appointment as general secretary and metro Detroit area commander for the organization's Great Lakes Division.
