Beloved and debated, French bulldog becomes top US dog breed
For the first time in three decades, the U.S. has a new favorite dog breed, according to the American Kennel Club.
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For the first time in three decades, the U.S. has a new favorite dog breed, according to the American Kennel Club.
A talent competition with a $5,000 prize is happening at the Gem Theatre in Detroit Wednesday evening.
With the kick-off to Dearborn's Ramadan Suhoor Festival just days away, festival founder Hassan Chami has crews drilling down structures and setting up tents ahead of the city's most anticipated event of the year.
Every day during the program, the students venture to different nonprofits across Detroit to give back to the city in the form of volunteering.
Police say three people were shot, leaving one dead, on Tuesday on Detroit's east side.
Wyandotte Public Schools board held a meeting Tuesday, where parents and students spoke out about the 5G cellphone tower at George Washington Elementary School.
Hundreds of union supporters filled the halls of the Michigan Capitol on Tuesday as Senate Democrats voted along party lines in support of repealing the decade-old "right-to-work" law in a state long considered a pillar of organized labor.
In a press release, the Department of Justice said the MEA and MESSA either knew or should've known they were ineligible to apply for PPP.
Kisma Jordan, the arts and programming manager for The Cranbrook Project, stops in CBS News Detroit ahead of an upcoming concert featuring Grammy Award-winning Jazz singer Samara Joy.
A Lapeer County librarian is facing criticism over what some people call an inappropriate book that's on the shelves at the public library.
The Detroit Pistons gave a special gameday experience to kids living with life-threatening conditions in their Hoops for Hope Adventure at Little Caesars Arena.
Southfield is commending the actions of one officer who responded to the scene of a fiery car crash Saturday night.
Matthew Schneider, former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, joined CBS News Detroit to discuss the U.S. Department of Justice's lawsuit against Rite Aid.
In honor of Pi Day, we introduce you to Keshav Hebsur, a student at Emerson School in Ann Arbor who can recite 1,400 Pi digits.
The club isn't just focused on winning. They want to win the hearts of Detroiters, converting us all into soccer fans.
Metro Detroit businesses are taking part in more active shooter trainings.
The Farmington Hills Police Department has released dramatic bodycam footage of residents being rescued from a Farmington Hills condominium fire.
The Farmington Hills Police Department has released dramatic bodycam footage of residents being rescued from a Farmington Hills condominium fire.
Authorities say no injuries were reported after a fire at a Farmington Hills condominium on Sunday.
Steve Perkins from Uncle Ray's joined CBS News Detroit Tuesday morning to celebrate National Potato Chip Day.
A local nonprofit in Oakland County is going the extra mile to bring some cheer to soldiers overseas.
Rabbi Asher Lopatin and Aisha Farooqi of the Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council speak on different cultures coming together to address discrimination and hate crimes.
Monday's Detroit Pistons game was not like any other as fans also came to celebrate 313 Day.
The frustration surrounding a 5G tower near an elementary school continues in Wyandotte, and parents are now taking their concerns to the city council.
About 50 people showed up to a town hall in Commerce Township Monday held by Senator Jim Runestad to address power outage concerns.
