Historic Reading building demolition to move forward after Flat Rock school board vote
On Monday night, the Flat Rock Community Schools Board voted 4-3 to move forward with plans to demolish the 112-year-old Reading Building.
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On Monday night, the Flat Rock Community Schools Board voted 4-3 to move forward with plans to demolish the 112-year-old Reading Building.
Parents continue to push back on a 5G cell phone tower on top of Washington Elementary School in Wyandotte.
Bouncing Around The Motor City won the $100,000 grand prize thanks to the annual Hatch Detroit by TechTown. Owner Cathryn Coleman is a balloon artist, and the business specializes in party and event rentals.
Dozens of childcare providers closed their doors Monday for A Day Without Child Care, a national push to advocate for childcare workers and families.
Workers from across the state united with local families and supporters to bring awareness to low wage jobs, staff shortages and access to affordable programs.
Video of the incident circulated on social media over the weekend and was shared with local TSA leadership Monday morning.
The report card shows an overall grade of C- which is an increase from a D+ back in 2017.
A 41-year-old woman was fatally shot by her ex-boyfriend, and another person was critically injured in a shooting outside the Detroit Marriott Southfield Hotel Monday morning.
Could flushing your toilet help power electric vehicles?
Ronald Coleman is an English language arts special education teacher at Detroit Southeastern High School.
Anitra Jones is a preschool teacher at Renaissance Head Start in Detroit.
David Conrad is a seventh and eighth-grade social studies teacher at David Ellis Academy West in Redford.
From scholars to published authors, all in a matter of a few weeks.
Here is your CBS New Detroit Digital Brief for May 8, 2023.
The nursing shortage is nothing new and is continuing to get worse around the country and in Michigan. Event
Displayed in the Mexicantown Galleria, a celebration of refugee art and culture is recognized with youth refugee art.
The global health emergency is over for coronavirus, and it may make some think of pre-pandemic times; however, health care professionals CBS News Detroit spoke with say don't get carried away.
Michigan State University student John Hao will have a chance to see Sunday's Celtics-76ers game up close and personal, according to an ESPN report.
Three women were charged in a Roseville home invasion of a Detroit police officer, with two of the suspects also being officers.
The city said the owner of the Mammoth Building located on Grand River Avenue and Greenfield Road neglected the property for years despite a promise for redevelopment.
After Thursday's public forum on hazardous waste transport, storage and disposal in Michigan, U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar joined CBS News Detroit to discuss his concerns over hazardous waste in Michigan.
City leaders call the renovated Blossom Heath Pier a feature attraction, saying this is now the longest pier on Lake St. Clair.
Hundreds of Spartans graduated from Michigan State University on Friday in a ceremony that remembered those lost in the deadly shooting on campus earlier this year.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for May 5, 2023.
We're giving you a behind-the-scenes look at Bangkok 96 Street Food for this week's Foodie Fridays.
