Michigan Walgreens customers worry about store closures
The pharmacy industry has suffered yet another setback: first, Rite Aid, now Walgreens. The latest closure announcement is creating issues for customers and even the pharmacy job market.
Police aim to crack down on loud vehicles in downtown Wyandotte
Police in Wyandotte are cracking down on reports of loud vehicles in the community. CBS News Detroit went on a ride-along with police to take a closer look.
Community writes messages to victims of suburban Detroit splash pad shooting
Residents are turning their pain into purpose by writing messages to families and first responders involved in the shooting that injured nine people at a Rochester Hills splash pad on Saturday.
DTE Energy prepares for sweltering heat in Metro Detroit
DTE Energy says there are a few things you can do to keep yourself and your home on the cool side.
Ann Arbor teachers, staff receive layoff notices amid $25M budget shortfall
Ann Arbor Public Schools has sent out layoff notices. Some wonder what lingering effects they will have on the upcoming school year.
Detroit police commissioners raise concerns over lack of body cameras worn by officers
The Detroit Board of Police Commissioner has some serious concerns. One commissioner said situations continue to arise involving officers not wearing their body cams or turning them off.
Breeder offers alternative as legal battle over Ann Arbor school therapy dog continues
As the legal battle continues over a therapy dog at an Ann Arbor elementary school, a local dog breeder is offering to provide a puppy to the school free of charge.
Cleanup process continues after deadly Livonia tornado
As the cleanup process continues following Wednesday's tornado in Livonia, many residents are shocked, and some wonder why the city didn't give more of a heads-up.
Impact of Michigan Central reopening felt in Corktown
Michigan Central has collected dust for decades. But now, after major renovations, it's set to be a breath of fresh air for the Corktown area.
Home prices in Metro Detroit forcing renters to stay put, research shows
One reason is that renters are priced out of homeownership, while fewer homes are for sale.
Businesses ready for influx of visitors as Detroit Grand Prix returns this weekend
Businesses are ready to welcome the influx of visitors expected in Detroit for the 2024 Grand Prix this weekend.
Livonia revenge-murder prom story is fake news, as AI-generated social media proliferates
Experts weigh in on AI-generated posts after a TikTok video detailing a revenge murder at a Livonia High School prom turned out to be fake news.
Ann Arbor school teacher sues over therapy dog she thought she could keep
It's a custody battle unfolding over a therapy dog.
Festival-goers travel to Detroit for Movement Music Festival
It's Memorial Day weekend, and a lot is happening in Detroit. But downtown Detroit is seeing a lot of people, mainly for the Movement Music Festival.
Pro-Palestinian protesters set up encampment at Wayne State University
Wayne State University officials say pro-Palestinian protesters set up an encampment on campus Thursday evening.