Car thieves target Detroit mother of five, impacting her job as rideshare driver
A Detroit mother who works as a ride-share driver is sounding the alarm on car thefts after someone stole her van from her driveway in the middle of the night.
Detroit pastor raises concern over use, access to Glock switches
A spike in the number of incidents involving machine gun conversion devices, or Glock switches, is having far-reaching effects across the country and right here in Detroit and the metro area.
Summer storms prompt flooding frustrations for northwest Detroit neighborhood
The aftermath of severe storm-induced floods typically results in basements filled with baskets, bags, and remnants of rainwater.
Divine Nine members in Metro Detroit weigh in on campaign fundraising efforts for Kamala Harris
Financial support for Vice President Kamala Harris has skyrocketed since President Biden withdrew from the presidential race, and a single Zoom call contributed to that number, raising a record amount of money in just three hours.
Michigan State Police investigate two freeway shootings within 24 hours
Michigan State Police are investigating two freeway shootings that happened within less than 24 hours of each other.
Detroit People Mover shutting down temporarily in September for repairs
So far this year, the people mover has averaged more than 100,000 trips per month.
Detroit police break up dozens of illegal block parties over the weekend
The crackdown on illegal block parties continues in the city of Detroit.
Property tax season is here. City of Detroit hosts fair to educate homeowners
If you own a home in the city of Detroit, you've likely already received your property tax bill for summer property taxes in the mail, and now it's time to talk payment.
Metro Detroit Youth Day celebrates 40 years of inspiring Detroit's youth
Touted as the largest youth-focused event in the state, MDYD was founded in the 1980s with a mission to motivate and inspire.
Lawsuit filed against Great Lakes Water Authority over mass flooding in Detroit in June 2021
The lawsuit claims the mass flooding happened in large part because the Great Lakes Water Authority's (GLWA) Conner Creek CSO Facility, a pump station, shut down due to a power outage.
New mobile app created in Detroit aims to inform and empower young voters
A non-partisan mobile app created and launched in Detroit called Politics on the Go is informing the next generation of voters.
First all-Black-led sports radio station hits airwaves in Detroit
Detroit is a city of firsts, and the city's latest first is an all-Black-led sports radio station that just launched on the airwaves.
Detroit public schools graduates shine from the classroom to career goals
CBS News Detroit highlighted two Detroit Public Schools Community District seniors who've excelled in the classroom and now plan to pursue careers that help others.
Detroit Public Safety Foundation highlights women in blue
On Thursday, the Detroit Public Safety Foundation celebrates female first responders from the Detroit Police and Fire Departments during its 11th annual Women in Blue event.
How the NFL Draft helped highlight Detroit's diversity
The 2024 NFL Draft may be over, but its impact on the City of Detroit and people living in the area is still being felt nearly a month later, especially by a group hand-selected to announce this year's 198th Draft pick.