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.
Metro Detroit mother fights for daughter's care, seeks transfer to another hospital
A Metro Detroit mother wants her 1-year-old transferred to a hospital out of state after she says she raised concerns about her daughter's care at Children's Hospital of Michigan.
Metro Detroit football coach turns pain into purpose, encourages others to follow dreams
Coach Reggie "Boobie" Wynns is the founder of Rising Stars, a supplemental football program dedicated to making young athletes better players while preparing them for the rigorous world of college sports recruiting.
From hair stylist to sous-chef, Detroit mother shares career pivot success
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, women account for just 23% of chefs and head cooks.
City of Detroit enters Phase 3 of road closures ahead of 2024 NFL Draft
Phase 3 of NFL Draft-related road closures started Monday, April 15.
Detroit-based nonprofit celebrates first Black male graduate, works toward graduating more
Nonprofit Detroit Forward is partnering with Southern New Hampshire University and career industries to offer degrees and certifications.
Detroit Roller Derby duo on a mission to make sport more accessible
Marijayne Renny wants the sport to be accessible to everybody too, especially in the Detroit area.
Metro Detroit woman launches wardrobe app, credits Detroit-based tech group for helping
An organization in Detroit is working to promote diversity and inclusion in technology.
"Diarra from Detroit" credits city for inspiring new series
This year's 313 Day was extra special for Detroit native Diarra Kilpatrick.
A million books, a million to go: An inside look at John K. King Used and Rare Books
John K. King first started selling books in 1965 out of the trunk of his car.
Grocery price hikes prompt families to find creative ways to save
Despite hunting down the best deals, big grocery bills due to inflation are affecting a lot of households.
Detroit Institute of Arts celebrates pioneers of Black cinema
As you journey through this exhibit, you see the struggle rarely stops the artist, just as oppression hasn't stopped Black people from doing, creating and making history.
Michigan State professor recounts chilling details of mass shooting one year ago
Although Diaz-Munoz was never hit by a bullet, the image of his students wounded and crying out for help is one he says he'll never forget.