Detroit victim advocacy organization offers support to those facing domestic abuse
With the murder of Patrice Wilson allegedly perpetrated by an ex-boyfriend, victim advocacy groups want women to pay attention to anything that seems off.
Whitmer visits St. Clair Shores Fire Department, discusses efforts towards bettering resources
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's state budget recommendation calls for $500 million to be slated for public safety.
Wyandotte City Council discusses 5G antenna amid growing concerns
For weeks we've followed residents in Wyandotte concerned over a 5G antenna atop an elementary school.
WHO declares COVID-19 global emergency over: What does that mean for Metro Detroit?
The global health emergency is over for coronavirus, and it may make some think of pre-pandemic times; however, health care professionals who spoke with CBS News Detroit say don't get carried away.
Warren student honored for stopping school bus after driver loses consciousness
During Wednesday's Warren Consolidated Schools Board of Education meeting, members took time to recognize the young man's efforts.
Michigan State Police dig for new evidence in missing woman Dee Warner's case
April marked two years since Warner went missing. Authorities say the Lenawee County woman was last seen at her home in Franklin Township.
Detroit prepares for 2024 NFL draft; City expecting hundreds of thousands in visitors
The last time an NFL event took place in the city was in 2006 for the Superbowl. With all 32 teams coming into town in 2024, local small businesses have already started the planning process.
Hatch Detroit contest celebrates newest small business entrepreneur
After four months, the annual Hatch Detroit by TechTown comes to an end on Wednesday with one business being awarded $100,000.
District Detroit moves one step closer to becoming a reality
State leaders in Lansing approved the project in a 9-1 vote Tuesday. This is after dozens spoke during a public comment period.
Royal Oak city commission postpones vote on proposal to turn vacant building into apartments
A building in Royal Oak is still in limbo as the city tries to figure out whether to rezone it for apartments.
Mother reacts to violent Warren Cub Scout assault; Police search for suspect
A Cub Scout meeting ends in chaos, and Warren police say it all started over a parking space.
Detroit police chief, community rally together for safer city
"Walk a Mile Wednesdays" it's a summer tradition Chief James White began years ago.
Detroit's school board meeting sees attendance of city's paraprofessionals
With the district's federal pandemic assistance set to run out, some employees may need to be cut next school year.
Highland Park seeks bankruptcy following hefty water bill
The feud between the Great Lakes Water Authority and the City of Highland Park reached its boiling point. On Monday, the city council approved a resolution to file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
Detroit police ramp up patrols in downtown ahead of warm weekend
Just as the weather breaks for another warm season, the streets of downtown fill with crowds.