Mental Health Monday: Coping with financial stress
Dr. Sabrina Jackson, the People Expert, shares strategies to help you cope with financial stress. For more visit, sabrinajackson.com.
Faygo introduces two new flavors and hosts a pop-up experience in Detroit April 4-6
The Nine tastes Faygo's two new flavors, Super Pop and Bubble Pop! They're available now at most Meijer stores in Michigan. House of Faygo is hosting an immersive pop-up experience in downtown Detroit's Campus Martius from April 4 to 6.
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Jean trends with Guys N Gals
Julie Feldman of Guys N Gals shares what's hot when it comes to denim this spring. Guys N Gals is located inside the Orchard Mall in West Bloomfield Township. For more visit, shopguysngals.com.
Tax filing advice from The Accounting Aid Society
The deadline to get your taxes done is quickly approaching, and with recent layoffs at the IRS, some may be worried about a delay in getting your refund. Priscilla Perkins, the president and CEO of the Accounting Aid Society shares some things to consider before you file. For more visit, accountingaidsociety.org.
Great Gatsby Gala benefits the Packard Proving Grounds Historic Site
Take a step back in time to the excitement of the Roaring '20s. The annual Great Gatsby Gala is a night of glamour, dancing, and history at the historic Packard Proving Grounds in Shelby Township. Fox 2's Roop Raj will serve as master of ceremonies. The site's executive director, Mary Anne Demo, stopped by to give us the details. The event is April 5. For more information, go to packardprovinggrounds.org.
Gambling addiction rises in Michigan as online betting becomes more accessible
With the legalization of online casino and sports betting in Michigan, calls to gambling helplines are surging. Experts warn of the psychological tactics used by betting sites and the increased risk for vulnerable groups, including young adults. As the industry grows, efforts are underway to promote responsible gaming and raise awareness about the hidden dangers of gambling addiction. Gambling Helpline: (800)270-7117
The Compound Athletics offers summer basketball programs for kids
Columbus Williams is the Co-owner of The Compound Athletics. He stopped by to discuss the various summer programs being offered. Enrollment is open now. For more information, go to thecompoundathletics.com.
The future of Social Security and how to maximize your benefits
Social security is a vital part of retirement funding for most Americans, but an increasing number are worried it won't be available when it's their turn to collect. Michael Masserant, a financial expert from the Retirement Education Foundation, discusses the future of Social Security and helps us to maximize our benefits. For more visit, refedu.org.
Local man launches new kosher tequila brand Tekiah
Greg Sobol is the founder of Tekiah Kosher Tequila, the first Jewish-branded kosher tequila. Greg was raised to celebrate his combined Jewish and Mexican heritage and the pageantry of both cultures. For more information, go to TekiahSpirits.com.
Chicken bacon ranch burritos with Condado Tacos
Jonathan Horeski from Condado Tacos in Midtown Detroit demonstrates how to make their dragonfruit habanero margarita and the chicken bacon ranch burrito. For locations and more visit, condadotacos.com.
Ben Affleck opens up about divorce from Jennifer Lopez
In a candid interview with GQ, Ben Affleck discusses differing views on privacy with Jennifer Lopez, emphasizing there was no major fallout behind their split.
Volunteers of America Michigan Highlights Thrift Store Finds During National Cleaning Week
In honor of National Cleaning Week, Volunteers of America Michigan stopped by The Nine to showcase how donating and shopping at their thrift stores supports vital programs across the state. From affordable fashion to household treasures, every purchase helps fund housing, employment, and veteran services. Learn how you can make a difference while decluttering at voami.org.
Portrait of President Donald Trump removed from Colorado State Capitol
A portrait of President Donald Trump, painted during his first term and unveiled in 2019, is being taken down from the Colorado State Capitol after Trump criticized its depiction of him on social media. The removal follows a request from state GOP leaders.
New York high school basketball coach fired after disturbing video surfaces
A New York high school basketball coach has been dismissed following a video showing him pulling a teen girl's ponytail after a state title game loss.
Democrats face internal struggles as progressives push for change
Amidst President Donald Trump's legal battles, Democrats grapple with internal divisions as progressives like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez advocate for a new direction, challenging established party leaders.
President Donald Trump calls for removal of 'distorted' portrait from Colorado Capitol
President Donald Trump has expressed his disapproval of a 2019 painting of himself, calling it "purposely distorted" and demanding its removal from the Colorado State Capitol.
Mental Health Monday: Green flags and setting boundaries
The People Expert, Dr. Sabrina Jackson, shares the green flags to look out for when it comes to the people in your relationships. She also shares some advice for setting boundaries. For more visit, sabrinajackson.com.
A Taste of Portugal wine dinner at Hazel's
Dan Gilsky, the owner of Woodberry Wines and Kindred Wines, shares details about the upcoming "A Taste of Portugal" wine dinner happening at Hazel's. The event is on Wednesday, March 26th, starting at 6:30PM. Hazel's is located at 1 Peabody Street in Birmingham. For tickets and more visit, eatathazels.com.
Friends of the Rouge kicks off paddle season
Herman Jenkins, the trails program manager for Friends of the Rouge, shares details about the group's upcoming kayak and paddle events. For more visit, therouge.org.