Elderly woman killed in Ann Arbor crash

A woman is dead after a crash in Ann Arbor on Saturday. The crash occurred at 12:22 am at the corner of Barber Ave. and Ravenwood Ave. Police say a vehicle struck an 86-year-old female pedestrian. The first responders initiated lifesaving efforts, but the pedestrian was later pronounced deceased. The 22-year-old driver from Ann Arbor is cooperating with the investigation. Preliminary findings suggest that alcohol was not a factor in the incident.

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Video: Cars on fire in Detroit post office parking lot

A single vehicle was firebombed, and then caused surrounding cars to catch fire in Detroit, according to police. Investigators are treating the case as arson and are still working to determine who started the fire.

Girlz Empowered hosts 2nd annual Back to School Bash

Jamie Sherrod sits down with Tia Johnson, Founder of Girlz Empowered to talk about the organization's 2nd annual Back to School Bash. The event is dedicated to supporting youth and raising awareness about menstrual hygiene. There will be educational workshops, free school supplies, games, food and giveaways. It's happening Saturday, August 17th from 12-4pm at 13000 W Seven Mile Rd.

Historic Jackson House relocated from Alabama to Michigan's Greenfield Village

Jamie Sherrod sits down with Jim Johnson, Director of Greenfield Village, to discuss the historic Jackson House. The home was a place where civil rights leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gathered to plan some of the most momentous movements in U.S. History, including the Selma to Montgomery marches. Some of the contents of the home from that time are still inside. The home is expected to open to the public in 2026.

Detroit native, Donavan Glover, gets ready to hit the stage at AfroNation 2024

The world’s largest Afrobeats festival has chosen Detroit as its only U.S. stop after last year's success—welcoming more than 20,000 attendees! his year's festival​ will feature performances by Lil Wayne, Rema, Asake, PartyNextDoor and so many more—​including Detroit native: Donavan Glover! Bre Teamer chats with Donavon Glover about his music, creativity and upcoming performance.

Detroit-native, Sky Jetta, to perform at AfroNation 2024

The world’s largest Afrobeats festival has chosen Detroit as its only U.S. stop after last year's success—welcoming more than 20,000 attendees! his year's festival​ will feature performances by Lil Wayne, Rema, Asake, PartyNextDoor and so many more—​including Detroit native: Sky Jetta! Bre Teamer chats with Sky Jetta about her music and upcoming performance.