‘That ain’t no headache’: Speaking to an MSU doctor on how to mitigate migraines
METRO DETROIT (WXYZ) — June is National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, and for millions of Americans, a migraine is far more than a bad headache. It is a neurological disease that can affect work, family, school and quality of life. In fact, migraines have been identified as the leading cause of years lived wit
Detroit’s right to counsel program will soon run out of money. Experts say it’s...
A new report says it generated $3.74 in benefits to the City of Detroit for every dollar spent. Outlier Media · Aaron Mondry · Detroit’s right to counsel program will soon run out of money. Experts say it’s saved the city millions
Bankuptcy Judge Signs Off on Sale of Troubled Leland House Building in Downtown Detroit
A federal bankruptcy judge on Monday signed off on the proposed sale of the troubled Leland House building at 400 Bagley St. in downtown Detroit that has been vacant since last year, when tenants — mostly low-income — moved out due to a mechanical issue that resulted in a power loss, Crain's Detroit Business reports.
Plan to fire MSU, UM, WSU board members fails in House
A proposal to change how board members are put in place to lead Michigan’s “Big Three” public universities failed Wednesday in the state House as GOP leaders were unable to muster the supermajority needed to put the question on the August ballot. Right now, board members are...
Mother of Livonia stabbing victim speaks out
A Metro Detroit mother whose 34-year-old son was fatally stabbed in Livonia last week wants her son's legacy to live on. She also wants the two people arrested in connection with his death to face serious consequences.
Detroit Check Heist Kingpin Caged In $63 Million Mailbox Scam
A Metro Detroit mastermind in a sprawling stolen-check operation is headed to federal prison after authorities say he turned pilfered mail into a booming trade on encrypted messaging channels. The ringleader drew a hefty sentence, while three co-defendants, including two former U.S. Postal Service employees, walked awa
Person struck, seriously injured by vehicle on I‑96
DETROIT, MI - A person who was standing outside their disabled vehicle on Interstate 96 in Metro Detroit was struck and injured by another vehicle Thursday morning. The crash happened about 6:00 a.m. along westbound I-96 near the M-39 highway, near where the local and express lanes merge. The incident...
Taylor city meeting rescheduled after heated exchange
The decision came after almost 100 residents packed a meeting room that lacked seating.
Detroit Cop From Warren Lands Probation In 12-Year-Old Texting Case
Detroit police officer Earl Raynard Anderson Jr., who was living in Warren at the time of the investigation, has avoided an immediate felony conviction and instead received a deferred sentence and 11 months of probation for a computer-related crime tied to sexualized text messages he allegedly sent to his 12-year-old s
Detroit police lose out on $400K in training funds: ‘Someone dropped the ball.’
DETROIT (WXYZ) — The Detroit Police Department lost out on more than $400,000 in grant funds to train its police officers in April, thanks to a "paperwork issue" officials vow won't happen again. Watch Ross Jones' video report:. The six-figure mistake is prompting Chief Todd Bettison to put new...
