Romulus city officials say shipments from East Palestine, Ohio came days before they were notified
City officials in Romulus say the first toxic waste shipments from East Palestine, Ohio, came days before local officials were notified.
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City officials in Romulus say the first toxic waste shipments from East Palestine, Ohio, came days before local officials were notified.
In midst of our weather coverage, CBS News Detroit's Ibrahim Samra stepped outside of the studio in an attempt to build a snowman.
NEXT Weather meteorologist Karen and reporter Luke Laster travel through the streets to explain the road conditions Friday night.
One of our CBS Detroit crew members jumped in to help a vehicle stuck in snow Friday night (March 3).
In midst of our weather coverage, CBS News Detroit's Ibrahim Samra stepped outside of the studio in an attempt to build a snowman.
In midst of our weather coverage, CBS News Detroit's Ibrahim Samra stepped outside of the studio in an attempt to build a snowman.
If you live in Detroit and you're seeing that snow begin to build on your street, you may want to continue to keep an eye out for it.
The cold can be especially brutal for residents without permanent housing and if you need a warm place to stay, there are a few locations offering hot meals and beds.
Whelan's twin brother, David Whelan, says the family does not trust that U.S. officials are doing everything that can be done to bring his brother home.
In midst of our weather coverage, CBS News Detroit's Ibrahim Samra stepped outside of the studio in an attempt to build a snowman.
The heaviest snowfall is still moving in to southeast Michigan.
CBS News Detroit's Cryss Walker breaks down the process of clearing snow in Detroit.
Dr. Dan Wahl of McLaren Oakland discusses the health risks associated with shoveling heavy snow.
It's been a difficult road for two Michigan families.
As a winter storm is expected to deliver a half-foot or more of snow Friday, road crews in Macomb County are busy preparing.
Road crews in Oakland County are preparing for a 16-hour shift as a winter storm hits southeast Michigan Friday.
After realizing their communities were not often in the same spaces together, longtime friends Jacob Smith and Brandon Colvin started "The Coalition Series" to prompt dialogue between Jewish and Black Detroiters. Now, their events are teaching members of both groups how they can support each other and breaking down barriers in the process. Adriana Diaz reports.
One of the city's fastest growing new churches is making a name for itself.
No one is hurt after an apartment complex caught fire just after 1 a.m. Thursday near Alaska Avenue and Prairie Street.
Parents and other residents are looking for answers after T-Mobile 5G towers recently popped up at George Washington Elementary School.
As Michiganders prepare for Friday's winter storm, many are fearful they will lose power again.
Rabbi Aaron Starr from Congregation Shaarey Zedek speaks on the impact that rising antisemitism is having on the Jewish community.
Snowfall begins very light in the late morning hours moving from south to north. Snow should be more widespread, but remain light, after the noon hour as it continues to move north. Snowfall begins to truly fall after 2 p.m. Friday. Between the hours of 4 p.m. and 10 p.m., the snow should fall at the heaviest rate. Some snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour are possible, along with a chance for thundersnow. Snowfall tapers off after 10 p.m. and is over by the midnight hour.
Michigan State University officials say the three students who were killed in a mass shooting in February will receive posthumous degrees.
Students and staff on Thursday removed countless flowers that have been placed at key campus sites in honor of three students killed at Michigan State University.
