Detroit Motor City Match helps wine shop become reality
Motor City Match is a business initiative in Detroit. The partnership between the city and the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation has awarded nearly $20 million in cash grants. The latest grant goes to a Detroiter with a rich family history of entrepreneurship on the city's east side.
Workers on strike at McLaren Macomb
Dozens of nurses and service workers braved the rain on Wednesday to protest against what they say are unfair labor practices at McLaren Hospital.
Trial continues for man accused of abduction, sexual assault
A house full of weapons, adult toys, and a bizarre smell was part of the prosecution's focus during the second day of Andrew Payne's kidnapping trial.
Kettering University students gain hands-on experience at May Mobility
Kettering University inf Flint is taking extra steps to gets students ready for work through a unique on-the-job training program, which is now catering to the next generation of jobs.
Judge takes issue with potential plea deal for Dearborn man
The 58-year-old Dearborn man charged in connection with trafficking a woman from Brazil before her body was found on the side of a road in Northfield Township may get only probation, according to a potential plea deal with prosecutors.
Warren police chase ends in crash at Hazel Park business
A popular Metro Detroit hamburger joint is left to pick up the pieces after a chase beginning in Warren ended in destruction in Hazel Park.
Customers struck at seafood eatery in Detroit
Two customers and an employee of a Detroit restaurant were shot after the worker says he found a gun and accidentally fired it.
DreamTek Helps Metro Detroit's Most Vulnerable Achieve Their Dreams
DreamTek Consulting joined Live at 11 to talk about their summer internship program for young people with disabilities.
Detroit police investigating accidental shooting at restaurant
Three people were injured after an accidental shooting at a restaurant in Detroit.
Prime day goes four days this year
Amazon's popular Prime Day is here and there are deals galore to go around. Here's a breakdown of some of them.
Suspects crash stolen Kia into Hazel Park Brayz
Four suspects in a stolen Kia sedan crashed into a Hazel Park Brayz restaurant while fleeing Warren police early Wednesday.
New 'Tea' dating safety app stirs up possible legal controversy
The app was born out of some women's rough dating experiences and is called "Tea," as in spill the tea or gossip. It's gaining popularity on TikTok, especially among Gen-Z. There's a waiting list to join the app due to its popularity.
Hamtramck leaders face questions over ongoing investigation
On Tuesday night, Hamtramck leaders debated how to enforce parking downtown after deciding to eliminate parking meters, while several investigations continue to cast a shadow over city hall. City leaders discussed alternatives to downtown parking meters, but most attendees were focused on ongoing investigations and a lawsuit alleging city corruption.
State lawmakers work on trying to solve road funding shortfall
A deal is in the works for a new road funding plan - but the clock is ticking and nothing has been resolved in Lansing yet.
Domestic violence suspect dead after shootout with Warren police
Tense moments occurred in Plymouth Township on Tuesday, with Sky Fox showing an aerial view as a camp at a church was evacuated.
Lawsuit accuses Macomb County school district of neglect in abuse case
The fallout continued from an inappropriate sexual relationship between a former Fraser High School auditorium manager and a then 15-year-old student. The Mike Morse Law Firm has filed a civil lawsuit in federal court on behalf of the victim, who, according to court and police documents, was sexually abused by the former auditorium manager, Robert Lindsay II. The abuse took place at the high school and at a home in Clinton Township.
Teacher convicted of sex assault called disgusting by judge
Judge Yasmine Isshak Poles lambasted Daugherty, not accepting his reasoning and called his actions demented behavior.
Michigan EGLE report blasts Wyandotte water for safety issues
A number of violations allegedly occurred, including a lack of contaminant protection in its water supply, allowing tennis balls and bugs to get in the water.
Teen dies after suspected break-in at White Lake Township
Police are investigating the circumstances around a shooting in White Lake Township after a homeowner fired on seven people who broke into his garage early Tuesday morning.
First Annual Resource Party in Detroit – Bridging the Gap Between Community and Resources
Saturday, July 13, will be Take My Hand's First Annual Resource Party — a free community event dedicated to connecting Detroit families with essential resources. This event is more than a gathering — it’s a movement to connect, uplift, and empower. With over 30 resource vendors on-site, attendees can access free clothing, hygiene kits, food, health screenings, lead testing, and much more. The day will also be packed with family-friendly fun, including a live DJ, face painting, bounce houses, and raffles featuring exciting giveaways like lawn care services, hairstyles, and nail treatments. Bre Teamer sits down with Letitia Russell, founder of Take My Hand and the visionary behind this event, to talk about the inspiration, goals, and impact of the Resource Party.