'Re-Hooterization' Hooters looks to rebrand as sales sag across the board
Hooters is going from an R-rating to a PG-13 as part of a new branding strategy to make it more family-friendly. The company’s CEO calls it 'Re-Hooterization.'
Hooters staying abreast of the competition with rebranding
Hooters is well known for their wings, cold beer, endless TVs, and for their waitresses. Those orange shorty shorts and plunging white tees have put the pop in pop culture since they opened in 1983. The demographic has always been men, which worked until it didn’t, as the company is now facing bankruptcy, but they’re not totally deflated.
Taylor youth hockey referee threatened by coach during game
No one should be threatened with bodily harm when on the job. That's basically the argument one Taylor youth hockey referee is making.
Taylor man charged in hit-and-run that killed dog
The 38-year-old man fled the scene after running over a woman and her dog, killing the animal.
Taylor Hit & Run: Driver arrested in death of family dog
A dog was run over by a hit-and-run driver, leaving the owners to watch their beloved member of the family die in front of them.
Erie man gets away with nothing in attempted robbery of Taylor bank
The teller pulled a single dollar from her drawer, but when he reached for it, she pulled it back and he fled the bank with nothing.
Fired Taylor Target employee returns in uniform to steal items, crashes while fleeing
"He was not cooperative at the hospital and had to be treated and perhaps sedated," Neal said.
Panda One provides critical care for the most vulnerable of babies
"This is our neonatal incubator - where all of our neonatal patients go into," she said. "We transport them up to as small as 500 grams - which is a half a pound."
Vehicle riddled with bullet holes after 2 shot on border of Taylor, Dearborn Heights
A shooting Tuesday on the border of Taylor and Dearborn Heights left two wounded and an SUV riddled with bullet holes.
Detroit Lions give back before Thanksgiving, packing food for those in need
The Detroit Lions threw on their jerseys and started packing food for those in need in metro Detroit before Thanksgiving
Two men sentenced for involvement in disgraced ex-Taylor mayor bribery case
Hadir Altoon and Jeffrey Baum were sentenced in federal court for their involvement in former Taylor Mayor Rick Sollars bribery case, that landed him 71 months in prison.
VP hopeful Tim Walz visits Metro Detroit, making final sprint before Election Day
Only four days before voters cast their ballots, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz makes final sprint through battleground Michigan, with canvassers pushing to gain more votes for the campaign.
Fake salesman sought by police after breaking into Taylor home, stealing victim's phone
The victim was in his basement when he heard a commotion upstairs, then looked up and saw a man in his home. He said he was selling sidewalk caulk.
Suspect posing as salesmen breaks into Taylor home
Police are looking for three suspects after a man posing as a FlexSeal salesman broke into a Taylor home on Tuesday afternoon.
Taylor doctor's attorney enters not guilty plea in 'pill-mill' case
Dr. Ram Garg was arrested in September for allegedly running a pill mill from his clinic on Telegraph in Taylor. On Tuesday he pleaded not guilty in front of a judge.
Family, friends say man killed after Halloween party was 'nicest person you'll ever meet'
Marcell Turner-Pongratz was out having fun, enjoying a party celebrating his favorite holiday, Halloween, when he was attacked and stabbed to death in Taylor just after midnight Oct. 26.
Family, friends honor memory of Alan Rodgers, who was killed in a moped crash
The crowd to honor him was large, a testament to the lives he touched in his short life.
Taylor police: Teen on moped went against red light, fatally crashing into car
“When you have a child and I’m considering a 16-year-old still a child - it’s devastating," said Taylor Police Chief John Blair. "It’s the impact on their family, their friends, their school.”
Disgraced ex-Taylor mayor sentenced to nearly 6 years in bribes, wire fraud case
The Court found that Sollars received bribes taking $85,011.73 as part of a bribery scheme from 2016-2018 involving a developer with a tax foreclosure property program
Former Taylor Mayor Rick Sollars to be sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud, bribery
Former Taylor Mayor Rick Sollars will learn his sentence Tuesday after pleading guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy to commit bribery last year.