Northville Downs reaches final race, met with animal activists
The oldest horse racing facility in Michigan is closing its doors after eight decades.
Grant pushes Metro Detroit schools to become innovative with healthy initiatives
A U.S. Department of Agriculture grant is boosting schools' opportunities to make sure students are introduced to good but healthy foods.
"Don't click on any links": Michigan AG offers tips to avoid identity theft
According to the Federal Trade Commission, more than 17,000 identity theft reports were made in Michigan last year alone. With data breaches becoming the norm, much could be at risk.
Michigan transportation department survey seeks community input on taxes paid at the pump
A new MDOT survey wants Michigan drivers to take on changing the gas tax. Right now, the state charges 30 cents on the gallon for gas.
Fans and medical experts react after record breaking sound at Ford Field
For lifelong Detroit Lions fans – like Joe Chesney, the energy he's seen at the recent games, is unmatched.
Family immigrates to Metro Detroit, loses family pet in process
"The ramp agent told me not to worry because they would exhaust all efforts to look for him," she stated.
City of Detroit opens warming centers amid winter weather
Here's a list of warming centers and respite locations open in Detroit.
Detroit Auto Show returning to January slot
The annual North American International Auto Show is moving back to its January slot after the last few years hosted in the fall, according to organizers on Thursday.
Matt Stafford's pending playoff return to Detroit, sparks debate over support of jersey
As Stafford makes his return to the Motor City, some want people to pump the brakes on the Stafford fandom. Thomas Magee's Bar posted online that if fans attempt to enter on gameday with a Stafford Lions jersey, they'd be turned away.
Detroit Lions fans excited to enter playoff season; ticket prices see slight slump
"We're going to get that W baby! We going all the way this year! Doing it for Mr. Stefanski in the U-P! Let's go, Lions," Andy Green told CBS News Detroit.
Ann Arbor parking restrictions, safety tips for Michigan football national championship game
City officials in Ann Arbor released parking restrictions and safety tips ahead of Monday's College Football Playoff National Championship Game.
Fire on Detroit's east side causes damage to hookah shop, tax service
Owners of a hookah smoke shop and neighboring tax-preparing business were impacted by an early morning fire on Detroit's eastside.
Livonia homeowners could be responsible for removing deer carcasses
City leaders say that within the last year, public works took 205 calls for removing carcasses from homeowner backyards.
New Jersey man's Christmas Day kidnapping scheme prevented by Trenton police, victim's family
According to a criminal complaint, police found a stash of items like a satellite cell phone, guns, knives, and handcuffs in his rental car on the scene.
Metro Detroit woman spreads Christmas cheer, one bell ring at a time
Each year, the Salvation Army bell ringers are out there, trying to gather donations. For one woman, she takes her spirit with her each time she's on the job.