Detroit prepares for 2024 NFL draft; City expecting hundreds of thousands in visitors
Downtown Detroit next April will see a plethora of action and activity. City leaders say next year is a time to show the world what the city is all about.
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Downtown Detroit next April will see a plethora of action and activity. City leaders say next year is a time to show the world what the city is all about.
The lawyer for the families says the changes were made without notification, and without proper evidence.
Officials from United Way of Southeastern Michigan say they're seeing the results of those hardships every day.
A Warren middle schooler is being hailed a hero after he saved the lives of his classmates and a bus driver.
Amid Detroit's first-ever demolition week, meant to lift the veil on what it takes to tear down blight, a vacant middle school on the city's west side was next on the chopping block.
The parents of the teen who shot and killed four people and injured seven others at Oxford High School in November 2021 have been dropped from a civil suit brought by the victims and their families.
One person was killed after a crash involving a school bus in Detroit Thursday morning.
Students from across the state were able to see and even operate upwards of 50 pieces of heavy machinery.
As we learn more about the Michigan State University shooting, CBS News Detroit is diving deeper into what leads to shootings and how communities cope.
The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety released an updated timeline Thursday of the fatal campus shootings in February.
A Metro Detroit author is helping kids find their superpowers with his debut children's book, "Finding Nylah's Superpowers."
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for April 27, 2023.
Blue Hands United brings community together with special needs basketball game at Fordson High School in Dearborn on Wednesday.
After four months, the annual Hatch Detroit by TechTown comes to an end on Wednesday with one business being awarded $100,000.
In Farmington Hills, another community conversation comes to city hall.
Detroit community activist Maurice Hardwick, better known as Pastor Mo, joined CBS News Detroit on Wednesday to discuss his idea for "No Beef Zones" in the city.
Westland police chief Jeff Jedrusik resigned Wednesday after videos that were released last week from more than 20 years ago showed him humiliating citizens he encountered or pulled over.
Stellantis on Wednesday said it's offering buyouts to groups of white-collar and unionized employees in the U.S., as well as hourly workers in Canada.
As this year's NFL Draft gets underway Thursday in Kansas City, the Detroit Sports Commission is getting a final glimpse at how things are organized ahead of next year.
Former Detroit Lion Lomas Brown shares his reaction to the recent NFL gambling suspensions and talks about the Super Bowl and the upcoming NFL Draft.
April is Second Chance Month, and on Wednesday the U.S. Attorney's Office hosted those recently released from prison to connect them with the resources they need.
A Canadian-based electric vehicle charging company, FLO, that opened its first US facility in Auburn Hills is now rolling out a new charger that will help power future EVs on the road and create new jobs in Michigan.
Michigan businessman Nasser Beydoun announced Wednesday his candidacy for U.S. Senate.
A new federal bill unveiled Wednesday would establish a national minimum age for social media use and require tech companies to get parents' consent before creating accounts for teens, reflecting a growing trend at all levels of government to restrict how Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and other platforms engage with young users.
Millions in tax incentives will be going towards a project aimed at making downtown Detroit more vibrant.
