How Halloween in the D became community tradition in Detroit
Several families in Detroit will dress up their children this weekend and get them ready for Halloween in the D, which officials say is about unity and bringing the community together.
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Several families in Detroit will dress up their children this weekend and get them ready for Halloween in the D, which officials say is about unity and bringing the community together.
Mayor Mary Sheffield announced Wednesday that 2,000 new midblock street lights have been installed ahead of Halloween, creating hundreds of brighter, safer blocks across the city.
With the goal of building 1,000 new homes by 2031, Detroit wants the capacity to produce about 250 homes per year to meet the new target on time.
Two friends in the Metro Detroit area have been spreading positivity for decades. After one of them died last month, the restaurant they frequented honored him with videos.
Students at Monroe High School came together Wednesday night to remember two of their classmates who recently died.
Detroit will be hosting nearly three dozen family friendly events to help young people celebrate Halloween
Americans are giving thanks on Canadian Thanksgiving amid national tension between the two countries.
The family of a Plymouth, Michigan, boy is seeking help as he continues the fight against brain cancer.
Detroit People's Co-op is seeking support following a rough summer that put the business under financial strain.
The opening of a new food pantry in Southfield on Monday will provide students' families with access to food, household essentials and additional support services.
A local nonprofit organization is doing its part to beautify a neighborhood on Detroit's east side while teaching young men important life skills.
An empty lot on the east side of Detroit will soon be a place where something new can grow. A community garden is taking root, giving young men a place to learn, grow and build important life skills. Veronica Ortega introduces the volunteers working on the project.
The residents tried to put a stop to the project at a city informational meeting on Wednesday night.
A Detroit soup kitchen that has served the community for nearly a century is getting a major makeover.
Residents in the city of Clawson are voicing concerns about dozens of trees that are scheduled to be removed as part of a large-scale city infrastructure project.
The moratorium comes after a summer of safety concerns.
The city of Dearborn paid tribute to those who sacrificed their lives 25 years ago.
Residents across Madison Heights are cleaning up after strong overnight storms brought down trees, damaged homes and left thousands without power.
A grocery store on Detroit's east side was packed Monday after word spread that the store was giving out free groceries.
Birmingham's new project features three spires rising above the words "Birmingham Welcomes You." The master plan estimates that each large gateway monument costs about $43,000.
What happens when Detroit neighbors come together to celebrate community, show some love and remind each other that they’re not alone? That’s the idea behind a local event bringing people together. Veronica Ortega explains.
Over a hundred people gathered at Ford Field on Wednesday for CPR training hosted by the Detroit Lions Foundation and the American Heart Association, all with the goal of preparing more people to respond during a cardiac emergency.
Residents are concerned that a proposed project would remove several trees, while others say it is needed to prevent future flooding.
As the need for shelter grows, The Delonis Center in Ann Arbor will have fewer beds this coming winter.
Station 4 will also be the state's first Net-Zero fire station.
