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Residents grow frustrated with unfinished lead line cleanup in Detroit
DETROIT – The city of Detroit is working to get the lead out by focusing on removing all lead service lines in the city, but there could be a big problem related to the project you wouldn’t expect. So far, the city has replaced more than 9,700 lead...
Journeymen Red Wings Discuss Life on The Move
On the surface, playing in the NHL for the Detroit Red Wings seems like a great job. And for the most part, it certainly is just that. There’s the adulation, the fame, the chance to play a children’s game for a living and you get summers off. Oh, and the money’s not bad, either.
Analyst Says Detroit Lions’ ‘Luck’ Will Run Out This Season
The Detroit Lions had a Cinderella season last year, winning the NFC North and making it to their first NFC Championship in 30 years. But, one analyst doesn’t think the team will be so “lucky” in the upcoming season. Outkick betting analyst Geoff Clark is analyzing each NFL division with team previews, and he started the NFC North by looking at the Detroit Lions and their likelihood of repeating last season’s magic.
Lions defensive tackle DJ Reader reveals setback in injury rehab
Detroit Lions defensive tackle DJ Reader remains on the PUP list as the third preseason game looms, as he works his way back from a torn right quad tendon he suffered late last season playing for the Cincinnati Bengals. In late July, as training camp was getting going, Reader casted...
Former Franklin Grill to Be Transformed Into a Charming Oyster House
The former Franklin Grill, which shuttered at the start of 2024 after a 16-year run, is being reimagined. Detroit businessman and managing partner of Ronin Capital Partners, Jay Farner, is in the process of transforming the space at 32760 Franklin Road into the Franklin Oyster Bar & Eatery. The Franklin...
Detroit police search for driver in critical hit-and-run involving 46-year-old man
DETROIT – The Detroit Police Department is searching for the driver involved in a critical hit-and-run crash involving a 46-year-old man. The incident occurred on Sunday (March 24) at 12:33 a.m. in the area of Grand River Avenue and Plymouth Road. Officials say the person was driving a blue...
Former Titan Nicole Meisner To Be Inducted Into The Michigan Jewish Sports Hall Of Fame
DETROIT (8/20/2024) -- Former University of Detroit Mercy women's track and field runner Nicole Meisner '15 was honored for her high school and collegiate achievements as she will be inducted into the Michigan Jewish Sports Hall Of Fame. The ceremony is set for Oct. 29 at the Jewish Community Center in West Bloomfield. Also being inducted are Eric Weberman, Eric Fishman, Jake Friedman and Nathan Edmunds, while the Hall of Fame Pillars of Excellence will see Steve Matz, Jim Berk, Mort Plotnick, Gary Gerson and Michael Fishman honored. Jalen Rose will receive the highest honor in the Alvin & Shirley...
Lions named potential trade destination for former first-round WR
Throughout the offseason, one of the bigger questions for this Detroit Lions team has been in regards to whether or not they have enough at the wide receiver position beyond Amon-Ra St. Brown. Is Jameson Williams ready to step into a much bigger role? Can the Lions count on him?...
Jonatan Berggren Wants To Have A Really Good Season With The Wings
"I guess it's a strength to not just lie down and die, kind of," Berggren told HockeyNews.se. "That's easy to do. It was hard, but the guys we had, we had an incredibly fun team (in Grand Rapids). A lot of Swedes and many I've played with for almost two seasons."
Sign of the Times: General Motors Lays off More Than 1,000 People
In Detroit, there are what's called the Big 3 manufacturers: General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. These companies represent America at its heart and at its finest. The history of car manufacturing has been very rich in America, and the automotive industry employs a lot of people. Sign of the Times:...
Mayor Mike Duggan says funding to address city issues should not be partisan
Mayors gathered Monday through the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Chicago touting the growth of their cities, including Detroit's Mike Duggan, praising the city's dropping crime rates and population spike. After Mayor Andrew Ginther, mayor of Columbus, Ohio, who is president of the organization, cited the need for affordable housing in cities and...
Grade the trade proposal: Lions make difficult deal to get draft mulligan
The Detroit Lions have the core of what should again be one of the best offenses in the NFL this year. The most notable loss from last year's group was wide receiver Josh Reynolds. There has been a firm commitment to finding his replacement internally, and it's fair to say as the preseason finale looms it's not working out.
Fixins Soul Kitchen to Celebrate Grand Opening in Detroit’s Historic Paradise Valley
Fixins Soul Kitchen, a full-service soul food restaurant renowned for celebrating African American culture and traditions, is set to open its doors in Detroit’s Paradise Valley neighborhood. The grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place on Friday, August 23, marking an exciting addition to the city’s vibrant culinary scene.
University Recreation offers six intramural sports this fall, sign-up now
Detroit Mercy’s University Recreation has something for everyone this school year with its intramural sports programming. Sports leagues and tournaments are offered to all UDM students, faculty and staff, and provide the opportunity to compete against one another throughout the academic year for intramural championship prizes. URec strives to...
MSHDA Board Approves Funding for Affordable Housing in Wayne, Osceola Counties
Lansing, Mich. – At its August meeting, The Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) Board approved funding for four affordable housing developments, which will rehabilitate and preserve 319 housing units in the state. “Every month we continue to make progress implementing housing solutions that have a positive impact for...
Here’s an inside look at Wayne County’s new Criminal Justice Center
WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. – Two years later than expected, the Wayne County Criminal Justice Center will officially open on Sept. 3. The center is located on Russell Street near the I-75 Service Drive. The center, stretching one million square feet across seven buildings, will be the new home of...
Detroit-area woman accused of being a hoarder gets help with clean up
CENTERLINE, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - A Centerline woman who received dozens of complaints about trash piling up on her property is getting help from one company and volunteers."Obviously, it didn't get this way overnight, and it's not going to get fixed overnight," said Elizabeth Alexander, the owner of the property that has been at the center of the complaints. Alexander said she understands why her neighbors aren't happy and is committed to cleaning up the mess."I was out here until two in the morning I was so exhausted, I had to sit down for a while," Alexander said. Social media is abuzz...
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