Rising living costs impact participants of Detroit's Lifeline Plan
The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department's Lifeline Program offers customers a monthly rate based on their income, but some are falling behind in making those payments.
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The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department's Lifeline Program offers customers a monthly rate based on their income, but some are falling behind in making those payments.
Patricia Pouncey feels numb whenever she thinks about her daughter Nikita Washington's tragic death last December.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for April 19, 2023.
The Dossin Great Lakes Museum on Belle Isle is hosting a free family day on Earth Day.
One Michigan lawmaker thinks the state flag is due for a redo.
You're never too young to start investing in your future.
A Detroiter is trying to get a bill passed that would offer mental health services as soon they enter prison.
A West Bloomfield Township man has been charged in the sexual assault of a 22-year-old woman at an Oakland Township golf course in 1999.
Detroit's school board got an earful during Tuesday's meeting. The main concerns come from staff members and parents. With the district's federal pandemic assistance set to run out, some employees may need to be cut next school year.
The complaint states Pro V Enterprises is operating illegally and is responsible for being flagged 16 times for violating city ordinances including the city's fugitive dust policy.
For more than 30 years, the Detroit Music Awards have honored local artists working in the Motor City and across the country. Music journalist Gary Graff sits down with CBS News Detroit to talk about the upcoming award event.
Highland Park residents are starting to fear for the worst after city council passed a resolution Monday to pursue bankruptcy over millions in water bill debt.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist and women's world middleweight champion Claressa Shields was on the verge of tears when she saw her name and image on the videoboards at Little Caesars Arena, where she will fight Hanna Gabriels of Costa Rica.
The Detroit Fire Department's Investigation Unit got a new member Tuesday.
In Michigan it's legal to talk on the phone while driving, but that may soon come to an end.
A Detroiter is trying to get a bill passed that would offer mental health services as soon they enter prison.
Recent data from the CDC reveals that 1 out of 36 children has now been identified with autism spectrum disorder. Colleen Allen from Autism Alliance of Michigan joined us to discuss the findings and speaks more on autism awareness.
Tuesday is Holocaust Remembrance Day. Rabbi Asher Lopatin of the American Jewish Committee shares with us how we can honor Holocaust Remembrance Day.
The more than 200 cars he has collected are now up for the public to see several times throughout the year for free. He just asks for a donation.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is warning people about the dangers of "Juice jacking," a cyber-theft tactic used by hackers taking advantage of public charging stations.
Detroit police are investigating after man fatally shot in Detroit's Midtown neighborhood in March.
Here is your CBS News Detroit Digital Brief for April 18, 2023.
Police have released a new video of a suspect wanted in connection to a fatal shooting that happened in Detroit's Midtown neighborhood in March.
The feud between the Great Lakes Water Authority and the City of Highland Park reached its boiling point. On Monday, the city council approved a resolution to file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
Claressa Shields will fight Hanna Gabriels for the women's world middleweight championship on June 3, bringing boxing to Little Caesars Arena for the first time since it opened in 2017.
