Detroit, MI, December 18, 2025 A vehicle fire early Wednesday closed eastbound I-94 near 8 Mile Road for hours, leading to major traffic delays in Detroit. First responders worked at the scene where a body was recovered. The Michigan Department of Transportation is managing the incident and advising motorists to find
Detroit, Michigan, December 10, 2025 Boxing champion Claressa Shields is preparing for a rematch against Franchon Crews-Dezurn on February 22, 2026, at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. This fight, significant for its timing following Shields’ historic $8 million contract, highlights her undefeated record and impressive achievements in the sport. Shields, the
Detroit, MI, December 10, 2025 A Winter Weather Advisory has prompted several school closures across Detroit as hazardous conditions arise from a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. This advisory, effective overnight through the following afternoon, emphasizes the importance of community safety and preparedness. Residents are urged to remain informed
Detroit, November 27, 2025 The Detroit City Council has approved $5.6 million in tax incentives to bolster the construction of two major sports facilities. This move is part of a broader initiative to enhance Detroit’s sports infrastructure, with a total project value nearing $300 million. The approved incentives aim to mitigate
Detroit, October 16, 2025 News Summary As Detroit prepares for the mayoral election on November 4, City Council President Mary Sheffield and Pastor Solomon Kinloch Jr. are competing for the position. Current Mayor Mike Duggan is not seeking re-election. Early in-person voting is ongoing until November 2, with critical issues such
Detroit, October 1, 2025 News Summary Justin Onwenu, an attorney and community organizer, has declared his candidacy for Michigan’s newly redrawn 1st Senate District. This announcement positions him as the first Democratic contender for the seat, which is currently held by Erika Geiss, who cannot seek reelection due to term limits.
Michigan, September 19, 2025 News Summary Michigan recently experienced the loss of three significant individuals: Richard Huth, Katherine (Kit) Mary Reece, and Andrew Becker. Each of these residents made lasting contributions to their communities and families. Richard Huth, known for his dedication to family and a long career with Ford, passed
News Summary The Hamtramck flag ban has been upheld by a federal judge, reinforcing the city’s controversial decision to prohibit LGBTQ+ flags on public properties. The ruling emphasizes the city’s stance on maintaining neutrality, while sparking fierce debate over free speech and inclusivity in this Detroit-area suburb.The ruling emphasizes the
News Summary Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has endorsed City Council President Mary Sheffield for the upcoming 2025 mayoral election, highlighting her contributions to the city’s recovery. Duggan praised Sheffield’s commitment to including all residents in Detroit’s developmental programs. Sheffield, who has been on the city council for 12 years, aims
News Summary Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan commended Governor Gretchen Whitmer for her collaboration with federal authorities, which has been key in saving thousands of jobs in Michigan. He noted her recent visit to the White House was vital in preventing job losses at a local Air Force base. Duggan reported
