Duggan runs for governor as independent: 'People feel left out of both parties'
“I’ve watched what’s happened in Lansing and it has gotten worse and worse - the partisan environment is more and more toxic," he said.
Organizations in North Corktown tackle housing shortage with quickly built, cheaper homes
It is an innovative way to tackle a national housing shortage in North Corktown with affordable houses that are built in a matter of weeks and priced well below the current market.
Video shows CEO shot at close range in NYC street ambush
At one point, the gun appears to jam, and the assailant moves toward a struggling Thompson as he attempts to shoot.
'This is awesome': Company replaces 94-year-old Detroit woman's crumbling roof for free
Shortly after a story about a 94-year-old Detroit woman's crumbling roof aired earlier this week, offers of help poured in, and now, a new roof is currently being installed.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan announces run for governor of Michigan
After announcing his plans not to run again, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan shared his next steps - running for governor of Michigan.
Boys living on Detroit porch now out of cold as police, CPS work with family
Two boys who neighbors say have been living on the porch of a Detroit home for months are out of the cold for now, police said.
One dead, one injured in shootout at illegal dispensary on Detroit's eastside
A shootout at what police are calling an illegal marijuana dispensary on Detroit's eastside left one man dead while another shows up at the hospital with bullet holes.
Detroit grocery store giving back to the community through STEM toy drive
Since the Neighborhood Grocery planted its roots on Detroit’s east side in 2023, it has become a staple in what was formerly a food desert. For the 2024 holiday season, the store is filling another critical need.
Detroit Fire urges safety precautions with holiday decorations as trees 'go up in seconds'
"Sometimes you get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the festivities and you neglect safety," Capt. Davis said.
MDOT I-375 project would transform into a boulevard, but activists question project
MDOT plans include converting the existing freeway into a street-level boulevard with signalized intersections from Gratiot Avenue to Atwater Street.
Lions' Aidan Hutchinson visits recovering paralyzed Marine recruit
One marine recruit who was paralyzed from the neck down was given a visit from Lions Defensive End Aidan Hutchinson.
Court bailiff acted in 'lawful self-defense' in deadly Detroit eviction shooting, says prosecutors
Prosecutors in Wayne County say no charges will be issued against a court bailiff who shot an armed man during an eviction in July.
'Elf'-themed Christmas popup bar opening in Downtown Detroit
Santa's Side Hustle, a Christmas popup bar inspired by the movie "Elf," opens Friday at Side Hustle Lounge in Downtown Detroit.
Pedestrian eluding Detroit police killed in crash on Southfield freeway at Joy Road
The 44-year-old Detroit man was hit by a semi truck in the center lane, then struck again by a Ford Edge.
2 injured after driver hits stopped car on I-96 in Detroit
Two people suffered injuries after a driver crashed into a car that was stopped in the left driving lane of local I-96 in Detroit on Tuesday morning.
Cyber Monday shopping: Experts say if it looks too good to be true, it probably is
After a record-setting Black Friday, shoppers are scouring the web on Cyber Monday for the best deals they can find. But online shopping also comes with a warning.
Retired journalist: City of Detroit held back by 'nostalgia poisoning'
Derringer likes Motown music but when she recently wrote an opinion piece that appeared in the Detroit Free Press, she said Detroiters need to let go of things that are holding the city back.
Detroit teens using porch to sleep on, raising concerns from neighbors
The teenagers have been sleeping on the porch since July. As temperatures across the region have plunged below freezing, they have continued using the shelter for rest.
94-year-old woman in need of having crumbling roof replaced
"She’s not completely blind, but she’s partially blind, low-income. She makes $12,000 a year," she said.
Joe Tate forms Detroit mayoral exploratory committee
With Mike Duggan telling the city he won't be running for mayor again, the political vacuum in Detroit is fast filling with interested candidates eyeing the executive seat.