Author Chat with Sara Van Os
Sara van Os is a Mexican-American decomposition nerd who lives in Harlem with her wife and two cats. She has a bachelor’s degree from NYU in English and German and a minor in Clarinet Performance, because she loves a good side quest.
Sara van Os is a Mexican-American decomposition nerd who lives in Harlem with her wife and two cats. She has a bachelor’s degree from NYU in English and German and a minor in Clarinet Performance, because she loves a good side quest.
'In Stormy Weather' with Chelsea Curto
Chelsea Curto is the USA TODAY bestselling author of banter-filled romance novels that highlight strong women and the men obsessed with them. When she’s not writing, she loves spending time between the Northeast and Florida while daydreaming about what book she’s going to read next.
Chelsea Curto is the USA TODAY bestselling author of banter-filled romance novels that highlight strong women and the men obsessed with them. When she’s not writing, she loves spending time between the Northeast and Florida while daydreaming about what book she’s going to read next.
All Things Books with Dre
Sydnee chats with book enthusiasts, Dre. Dre uses his social media platforms for important literary talks and offers many recommendations in all genres.
Sydnee chats with book enthusiasts, Dre. Dre uses his social media platforms for important literary talks and offers many recommendations in all genres.
'The Last Time We Saw Her' with Jaclyn Goldis
Jaclyn Goldis is a graduate of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and NYU Law. She practiced trust and estate law at a large Chicago law firm for seven years before leaving her job to travel the world and write novels.
Jaclyn Goldis is a graduate of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and NYU Law. She practiced trust and estate law at a large Chicago law firm for seven years before leaving her job to travel the world and write novels.
Author Chat with Lynne Golodner
Lynne Golodner is the award-winning author of 12 spicy, smart books about strong women finding their way in life and love. She is obsessed with finding meaning in the mundane, which she pours into her novels and essays, with a healthy helping of love and food.
Lynne Golodner is the award-winning author of 12 spicy, smart books about strong women finding their way in life and love. She is obsessed with finding meaning in the mundane, which she pours into her novels and essays, with a healthy helping of love and food.
The Power of Books & Finding Your Voice
Sydnee chats with authors and a fellow book lover about the power of reading and finding your voice.
Sydnee chats with authors and a fellow book lover about the power of reading and finding your voice.
Author Chat with Jhonae Jackson
Detroit-based author and creator, Jhonae Jackson is the author of the children's book 'Watch Me Shine: About Courage and Confidence.' As someone who grew up with a stutter, she wrote the story to help children embrace what makes them unique and feel confident in who they are.
Detroit-based author and creator, Jhonae Jackson is the author of the children's book 'Watch Me Shine: About Courage and Confidence.' As someone who grew up with a stutter, she wrote the story to help children embrace what makes them unique and feel confident in who they are.
Author Chat with Elizabeth & Marilyn Atkins
Elizabeth Atkins is a best-selling author, actress, TV host, and an award-winning journalist who inspires people to unlock their infinite potential. The Honorable Marilyn Atkins is a retired chief judge of Detroit's 36th District Court who wrote the memoir "The Triumph of Rosemary," detailing her life from a foster child to an interracial marriage with a former Roman Catholic priest.
Elizabeth Atkins is a best-selling author, actress, TV host, and an award-winning journalist who inspires people to unlock their infinite potential. The Honorable Marilyn Atkins is a retired chief judge of Detroit's 36th District Court who wrote the memoir "The Triumph of Rosemary," detailing her life from a foster child to an interracial marriage with a former Roman Catholic priest.
Letters of Confession Series with Gabrielle Jones
Gabrielle Jones was born and raised in a small town in Michigan her whole life, so she is no stranger to the cold weather. She enjoys spending most of her time writing and being able to bring a story to life.
Gabrielle Jones was born and raised in a small town in Michigan her whole life, so she is no stranger to the cold weather. She enjoys spending most of her time writing and being able to bring a story to life.
Detroit nonprofit seeks help after hundreds of shoes stolen before community giveaway
More than 400 pairs of brand-new basketball shoes were stolen from a Detroit storage facility ahead of a nonprofit's annual event and sneaker giveaway.
More than 400 pairs of brand-new basketball shoes were stolen from a Detroit storage facility ahead of a nonprofit's annual event and sneaker giveaway.
ATV theft suspect leads police on wild chase through Detroit
An ATV, a Jeep and three police departments all made for a wild chase on Detroit city streets and the Michigan State Police helicopter caught it all on camera.
An ATV, a Jeep and three police departments all made for a wild chase on Detroit city streets and the Michigan State Police helicopter caught it all on camera.
High-speed Detroit crash kills woman, suspected driver arrested
A driver is dead after a high-speed car crash in a Detroit neighborhood Friday night.
A driver is dead after a high-speed car crash in a Detroit neighborhood Friday night.
Detroit Animal Care and Control under fire after returning dogs to troubled owners
A dog named Knowledge is at the heart of a heated dispute while he and two Malinois puppies that Detroit Dog Rescue called Detroit Animal Care and Control to pick up on Wednesday.
A dog named Knowledge is at the heart of a heated dispute while he and two Malinois puppies that Detroit Dog Rescue called Detroit Animal Care and Control to pick up on Wednesday.
Gordie Howe Bridge update: Opening by end of month, sources say
The Gordie Howe International Bridge could see its grand opening by the end of the month. Two sources told the AP a deal is in place.
The Gordie Howe International Bridge could see its grand opening by the end of the month. Two sources told the AP a deal is in place.
Baby recovered, Detroit manhunt underway after carjacking on city's east side
The suspect stole the car that the child was found in before noon on Friday. Detroit police are still searching for the suspect.
The suspect stole the car that the child was found in before noon on Friday. Detroit police are still searching for the suspect.
Detroit helicopter chase video shows stolen ATV pursuit, carjack attempt, wrong-way crash
The chase ended in a wrong-way crash on Gratiot with an innocent bystander's vehicle. MSP assisted Troy and Detroit police in the pursuit.
The chase ended in a wrong-way crash on Gratiot with an innocent bystander's vehicle. MSP assisted Troy and Detroit police in the pursuit.
Detroit city leaders to DHS: Stop ICE pursuits which endanger the community
On Wednesday council members Denzel Anton McCampbell, Gabriela Santiago-Romero and DPD Commissioner Victoria Camille, sent a letter addressing it to the head of the Department of Homeland Security.
On Wednesday council members Denzel Anton McCampbell, Gabriela Santiago-Romero and DPD Commissioner Victoria Camille, sent a letter addressing it to the head of the Department of Homeland Security.
Metro Detroit businesses concerned as Cyclosporiasis cases reach over 1,200
Cyclospora now has over 1000 cases in the metro Detroit area. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and explosive diarrhea.
Cyclospora now has over 1000 cases in the metro Detroit area. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and explosive diarrhea.
Metro Detroit foodbank left in the dark since weekend weather caused power outage
As rain and storms make their way through Metro Detroit, some residents are still recovering from last week's weather, which left thousands without power. Meanwhile, a Detroit church and food bank were left in the dark since Friday.
As rain and storms make their way through Metro Detroit, some residents are still recovering from last week's weather, which left thousands without power. Meanwhile, a Detroit church and food bank were left in the dark since Friday.
30 chickens stolen from nonprofit in Detroit recovered safe after tip
Thieves broke in and stole 10 chickens on July 3 from the Ribbon Farms 4-H at the Full Circle Edible Garden. They then returned to steal the remaining 20 chickens with two geese on July 5.
Thieves broke in and stole 10 chickens on July 3 from the Ribbon Farms 4-H at the Full Circle Edible Garden. They then returned to steal the remaining 20 chickens with two geese on July 5.