Detroit MI

Have you ever heard of a canine sleepover? Now is your chance to show a dog some love because Michigan Humane has expanded its Canine Sleepover Program. Lidia Vesterfelt with Michigan Humane appeared on “Live In The D” to talk about the program expanding to the Sterling Heights Adoption Center at Petco.

A 53-year-old man from Wayne County, Detroit, won $2 million from the Michigan Lottery's Legendary Wild Time scratch-off game after buying a ticket at Jefferson Fuels Inc. on East Jefferson Avenue. The game has paid out over $34 million in winnings since August 2025. The winner said, "Every once in a while, I'll buy...

A Metro Detroit woman has been charged under Michigan's gun storage law after her 3-year-old son accidentally shot himself with an unsecured gun.

TROY — Tamela Peterson — a 59-year-old Brighton resident, and former CEO of the Oxford Recovery Center in Brighton and Oxford Center in Troy — has been charged with fraud. It is alleged by the Michigan Attorney General’s Office that Peterson had knowledge of fraudulent claim practices,...

Since September, retired evangelical pastor Dale Dalman has been driving north from his West Michigan home in Rockford to the North Lake Processing Center, sometimes two, three times a week. Winter storms and frigid temperatures haven’t stopped him from making the four hour round trip to Baldwin, Michigan, so that...

Jan. 27, 2026 ~ Ryan Ermanni talks with Keith Naughton, Bloomberg Auto Business reporter, about GM hourly workers set to receive lower profit-sharing payouts than in 2024. DETROIT, MI ~ This year, General Motors Co. hourly workers, over 47,000 of them, will receive $10,500 in profit-sharing payments for 2025 after...

A new entertainment destination for families has arrived in metro Detroit. Gotta Gacha, now open in Warren, brings together classic arcade fun, modern gaming, and collectible culture all under one roof—making it a must-visit spot for kids, teens, and gamers of all ages. At the heart of Gotta Gacha...

Laing near Britain on Detroit's east side is covered in ice and water that hasn't yet frozen due to a water main break. It is not the only street flooded, either.

There is power in second chances. When folks make mistakes, oftentimes they learn from them, move on and go on to live productive and successful lives and careers. However, for one Black Detroit police commissioner, folks are calling for him to resign…less than one month into his tenure after his past came back to...

The Detroit Fire Investigation Division is asking for help to identify and locate a person wanted in connection with a home arson caught on video last summer.