3 days agoBetter Business Bureau wants you to be wary of scammers pretending to be with the governmentThe Better Business Bureau is issuing a warning about scam artists who are taking advantage of people by targeting their cellphones.
As COVID-19 numbers increase, will Michiganders stockpile goods again?Officials are concerned about the trend of rising COVID-19 cases in Michigan.
Detroit Pistons work to get out the vote, record turnout expectedThe Detroit Pistons worked Thursday to reach out to Detroiters to offer critical information to get them to the polls.
How to handle political campaign calls, texts This political season, the campaigns know the easiest way to reach you is through your phone, so you might be noticing more phone calls, emails and text messages.
How to get help while battle for second round of stimulus checks stalls in WashingtonWith the battle for a second round of stimulus checks stalled in Washington, there’s help out there for people who need it.
Flint residents continue to struggle, some pipes still need to be replaced On Thursday a $600 million settlement in the Flint water crisis was announced. Some people are concerned that may not be enough.
1 hour agoBond reduced to 1% for man charged in terrorism plot against Gov. WhitmerPete Musico -- one of the men charged in the domestic terrorism plot against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer -- got his bond reduced Friday from $10 million to $100,000.
7 hours agoJudge lowers bond for alleged leader of group in terrorist plot against Whitmer The bond hearing for two men charged in connection with the domestic terrorist plot against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was held Friday.
1 day agoCPL holder released after fatal shooting linked to basketball game in RosevillePolice said one person was killed in a shooting Tuesday at Basketball City in Roseville.
ACLU launches website detailing what voters need to know before Election DayThe American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic shouldn’t stop you from voting.
Meijer recalls whole, cut cantaloupe sold in Michigan due to salmonella riskMeijer stores have announced a recall of both whole cantaloupe and select cut cantaloupe fruit trays and bowls due to a potential risk of salmonella.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer signs historic legislation giving clerks more time to process absentee ballotsWith less than a month to go until Election Day, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed new legislation hoping to help local clerks manage the record turnout that’s ex...
Seal coating scammers targeting Metro Detroiters who are home due to coronavirus pandemicSeal coating scams typically take place this time of year, but now thieves are going door-to-door and targeting people who are home because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) ...
Travel agent takes research trip to Disney World amid coronavirus pandemicNina Fabinksi, a travel agent with TMC Travel, books a lot of Disney vacations. Her family of four loves to vacation with Disney as well and has been several times.
Police warn of election scam involving ‘group of activists’ going door-to-door to collect ballotsPolice are warning Metro Detroiters about a new election scam involving a so-called “group of activists” who go door-to-door and offer to take ballots to clerks offices.
What to know before making holiday plans during coronavirus pandemicWhat to know before making holiday plans during coronavirus pandemic
Ford recalls over 700K vehicles; backup cameras can go darkFord is recalling more than 700,000 vehicles in North America because the backup cameras can show distorted images or suddenly go dark.
Michigan lawmakers battle over how to count ballots for presidential electionWith a record number of ballots expected for the presidential election in November, the battle over how to count them is already underway in Lansing.
Patio heaters, appliances in high demand as coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic stretches into fallAs the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues into the fall season, patio heaters and indoor appliances are in high demand.
Amazon to hold Prime Day in mid-October after canceling event due to COVID-19 pandemicAmazon has rescheduled its annual Prime Day for mid-October after the company canceled the event due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
