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Residents say an odor emitting from the Jeep Mack Assembly plant is polluting the air.

The Michigan State Housing Development Authority is launching the Missing Middle Housing Program to provide funds to non-profit organizations to develop and rehabilitate properties.

Detroit historian Jamon Jordan says the population decline attributes to closing of schools and neighborhood businesses, including grocery stores. "And so now you have a food desert," Jordan said.

The Mexicantown Community Development Corporation is observing Mexican Independence, an annual celebration to remember the uprising from Spanish rule.

Sunday Secretary Benson appeared on Face The Nation to discuss fears of violence and confusion at the polls.

As families pack up for their last road trip of the season, AAA Michigan says the demand for gasoline is expected to rise, and so are the prices.

MLK Day Conversation with Critical Race Theory Artist, Jonathan Harris In celebration of Martin Luther King Day, Irwin House Gallery, Chene Parc, and the Detroit Office of Arts, Culture, and Entrepreneurship present a conversation with Detroit artist, Jonathan Harris, on his artistic practice, his rapidly evolving journey in the arts and his, now famous, Critical Race Theory painting. Created for an exhibition curated by Harris in November 2021, the painting depicts a Caucasian male white-washin...

Former Detroit TV Anchor Karen Hudson-Samuels Suddenly Dies One Day After Being Injected with Experimental mRNA COVID Shot Former Detroit TV Anchor Karen Hudson-Samuels Dies One Day After Taking COVID Vaccine by Cryss Walker (CBS DETROIT) – Karen Hudson-Samuels’ career in broadcast journalism spanned over four decades in Detroit. After making her name at WGPR-TV as an anchor, producer and news director, the historian and journalist used her vision to create one of the biggest accomplishmen...