Federal lawsuit moves forward to get Warren Mayor Jim Fouts back on ballot
Warren Mayor Jim Fouts' effort to get back on the mayoral ballot was defeated when the Michigan Supreme Court decided not to hear the case.
Community seeks answers four months after prominent Detroit doctor murdered
It's been four months since Dr. Devon Hoover was found shot to death inside his Boston Edison home, and so far, no one has been arrested.
Michigan school districts take part in active shooter training ahead of school year
Several Metro Detroit school districts took part in an active shooter training in Livingston County Monday.
Detroit City Council tries to save historic building slated for demolition
On Tuesday night, Detroit City Council discussed ways to delay the demolition of a building slated to be torn down five years ago.
Mother charged after allegedly abandoning two young children behind Madison Heights high school
A doctor from Corewell Health is highlighting help available for distressed mothers after a woman abandoned her children.
Political parties react after Michigan attorney general charges 16 Republicans with elector fraud
The Attorney General's Office charged 16 Republicans with elector fraud related to the 2020 Presidential Election.
Family searching for answers after teen shot and killed while picking up food in Detroit
18-year-old Khalil Allen was shot in a drive-by shooting and later died at the hospital. Police are searching for the killer.
UAW meets with members ahead of contract negotiations
The UAW opted out of the tradition of shaking auto executives hands ahead of negotiations and met with members instead.
Town hall scheduled in Grosse Pointes after teen overdoses
The City of Grosse Pointe Woods is holding a town hall after three individuals overdosed.
Activists target SUVs in Birmingham by deflating tires
A climate activist group known as The Tyre Extinguishers targeted several SUVs in downtown Birmingham over the weekend.
Father of missing toddler Wynter Smith speaks out as Michigan authorities continue searching
CBS News Detroit spoke to Almount "AJ" Smith, who says he heard about his daughter's disappearance through a phone call from her mother shortly after she was taken.
New mobile intervention units in Detroit will help treat opioid addiction
Quality Behavioral Health in Detroit is launching a new pilot program aimed at bringing opioid addiction treatment to underserved communities.
Dearborn neighborhoods hit hard by severe storms Sunday
Dearborn was one of the hardest-hit areas on Sunday.
$20,000 reward offered for information regarding Dr. Devon Hoover's murder
Through Crime Stoppers, the family and friends of Dr. Devon Hoover have raised $20,000 for information leading to an arrest.
Dearborn community holds graduation for students excluded from Edsel Ford's ceremony
The community has planned an additional graduation ceremony after Edsel Ford High School excluded several students from its ceremony.