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A group in Wayne County that supports families in a number of ways, including helping young children learn how to read, may soon expand its reach.
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A group in Wayne County that supports families in a number of ways, including helping young children learn how to read, may soon expand its reach.
In the years since its founding, Fund a Life has now provided $1 million in 96 grants to community members who need it.
The prom drive will run from March 18 through April 12, and dresses and accessories can be dropped off at 10 Comerica banking centers in Metro Detroit.
Projects include the reconstruction of the Chesterfield Bridge in Bloomfield Hills and the streetscaping accessibility project in Hazel Park.
On Monday, thousands of luminaries were handed out to be decorated and displayed ahead of the one-year mark of the Michigan State University mass shooting.
After escaping the war in Gaza, Dearborn resident Sara Shannan says efforts are underway to help immigrate her family to the United States.
Jacob Efthemiou is just 7 years old, but he knows what it means to have to be brave.
Residents without heat at Troy Place Apartments cannot seem to get a break after a main water break floods the first floor Thursday night.
As freezing temperatures drop, a local nonprofit is launching an emergency warming center to keep Detroiters warm.
More than $15.5 billion was poured into Michigan's economy from the local arts community in 2021, and nearly 110,000 Michiganders were employed in the arts community.
A theft at a bowling alley in Waterford Township has left people in the community outraged after someone stole money from a bowling league raising money for children with special needs.
Community members across eight different organizations gathered in Dearborn Wednesday with one mission in mind: to give power to journalists, specifically those covering the war in Gaza.
A fairly new church in Southfield is maintaining its focus on giving back to the community during and after the holidays.
Just six months into joining the force, Melvindale Police Officer Mohamed Hacham is already being praised as a hero for his police work both on and off the clock.
Brian and Susan Urquhart started the Christmas tree farm in 1991 with a single field, which has since expanded to include the main farm and two satellite fields home to hundreds of thousands of trees across 350 acres.
"There's really nothing like that full big orchestral sound to really get people hooked into the world of classical music," says Detroit Opera Director and Conductor Roberto Kalb.
Earlier this week we brought you the story of a social media post giving away violins that went viral, getting responses from all over the state and even the entire country.
A Highland Park native and NFL linebacker partnered with a Detroit-based non-profit, giving out coats and other winter gear to local kids and families Saturday in Corktown.
The 49th Noel Night is set to kick off Saturday, Dec. 2.
A piece of nostalgia could be going away in Farmington Hills. Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum could be torn down and replaced with a grocery store.
The holiday season is here, and Bedrock is launching free cable rides through downtown Detroit.
There's no shortage of dollar stores throughout Detroit. For Detroit City Councilwoman Angela Whitfield Calloway, she's hoping more do not pop up.
We caught up with one of the groups that is benefiting from the ShotStoppers funds to talk about their plans for their community.
The Citizens Radio Patrol community initiative is made up of neighbors who want to make a difference in their communities.
Owner of one of the most successful online Arabic networks in the country, Hussein Hachem's "What's Up Media" keeps Arabs informed and empowered in a language they can understand.
