What precautions should we take to limit the spread of COVID-19?
According to Dr. Dennis Cunningham, because the virus mutates often, the vaccine that works today may not protect us a year from now.
Detroit orders emergency demolition after Eastern Market building collapses, forces businesses to close
The City of Detroit is ordering an emergency demolition day after a building in Eastern Market partially collapsed, injuring one person.
Will hot summer lead to warm winter in southeast Michigan?
After months of record-breaking heatwaves resulted in the hottest summer on record, many are welcoming cooler temperatures as we approach the autumnal equinox on Saturday, Sept. 23.
Black-led mural festival builds community while helping beautify Detroit with new art
If you're driving down Woodward Avenue this week, you may notice a few muralists adding some color to brick buildings throughout the city of Detroit and Highland Park.
Detroit teens collaborate with Jared Goff to showcase Detroit's grit
The collection of clothing is yet another collaboration with Goff and Give Merit's Fate program.
Detroit-based legacy communications agency celebrates 25 years, promotes new leadership
98Forward is the state's largest black-owned, woman-led agency and is celebrating 25 years in business with new leadership in place on a mission to keep moving forward.
Parents, health officials concerned as kindergarten vaccine exemption rate climbs
The kindergarten vaccine exemption rate continues to climb as more and more parents opt out of getting their little ones vaccinated, and as the new school year begins, this trend has both health officials and parents concerned.
Detroit native Big Sean returns home for fifth annual DON Weekend
Big Sean returned to Detroit over the weekend for his 5th annual celebration of the city and its culture.
Detroit serves as blueprint for the March on Washington
Sixty years ago, words from Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech were heard all across America. But before he said them in Washington, he recorded them in Detroit.
Inspired by her son, Metro Detroit mother opens juice bar in Troy
Kiara Smith is a stay-at-home mother who noticed her son battling health issues about four years ago.
Wheels for Work providing Detroiters in need with transportation to work
A Metro Detroit organization is helping working families get a new set of wheels.
Dream Detroit Skate Academy aims to grow the sport of figuring skating in Detroit
Dream Detroit hosted its first ice show earlier this year, where about 700 students marveled at the talent of the Dream Detroit skater - reminding the girls and their coaches of the importance of dreaming.
Detroit's summer jobs program employs youth, reaches record numbers
A citywide summer jobs program focused on training and employing young adults has reached record numbers this year, with more than 8,500 Detroiters participating.
Detroit woman competes in Miss Black USA, returns home inspired
From mayoral candidate to Miss Black Michigan, 28-year-old Myya Jones is making her mark in pageants and politics.
Ally Financial invests in Dearborn Heights nonprofit to provide affordable housing
Investing in affordable housing and home ownership in Metro Detroit is something Ally Financial is committed to.