A lot on Detroit’s west side is getting cleaned up after a video shows the illegal dumping issues going on in that neighborhood.

A man living on Detroit’s west side says he’s sick and tired of looking out his window and seeing trash all over the place.

Help Me Hank is working with Detroit to clean up blight and track down illegal dumpers.

The city of Detroit has been getting a non-stop stream of reports from residents about illegal dumping.

Police are warning illegal dumpers to stop because with the weather getting warmer, Detroit police officers are on high alert.

A massive pile of trash on Detroit’s east side has been cleaned up after Help Me Hank investigated.

The city is cleaning up an illegal dumping site in Detroit after the area started getting attention on the social media app TikTok.

Police announced a major development in the effort to take back the streets from illegal dumpers in Detroit.

After surveillance cameras captured a man illegally dumping in Detroit Local 4′s Hank Winchester tracked him down.

There is an ongoing battle against illegal dumping in Detroit.

The problem of illegal dumping in Metro Detroit has only grown during the COVID pandemic.

Illegal dumpers have continued to use the abandoned Burbank School in Detroit to leave everything from boats, cars and trash.

The storms from last weekend damaged roads, vehicles, homes and left debris all over Metro Detroit.

Detroit mayor Mike Duggan discussed the city’s expanded efforts to pick up debris in front of homes and remove damaged items from flooded basements Thursday.

Vehicles lined up on Detroit’s east side Thursday for much-needed items to clean their homes after the most recent flood.

Tips have been coming in from viewers all across Metro Detroit about illegal dumping.

People dumping trash has been a problem in Detroit but it’s becoming an even bigger issue as we come out of the pandemic.

Fast-moving and rising water caused basements to flood in Detroit and now trash is piling up along sidewalks all over the city.

Hank Winchester’s effort to track down illegal dumpers and clean up neighborhoods is already seeing results.

The trash problem has been growing during the COVID pandemic and many people have had enough with illegal dumping and the potential dangers from it.

Jonathan Pommerville has spent years publicly shaming illegal dumpers on Facebook but now he’s going to have to find a new tactic to curb illegal dumping.

You can report illegal dumping through the Improve Detroit app or by calling the Department of Public Works at 313-224-3901

Flint mayor Sheldon Neeley concerned the environmental impact of the crime will last longer than the sentence.

The owner of Oil Chem Inc has been sentenced to one year in prison following an investigation of illegal discharging of landfill leachate into Flint’s sanitary sewer system.

The city of Detroit is ramping up its Demolition Projects and getting rid of more abandoned homes throughout its neighborhoods.

The Detroit Police Department has a team dedicated to illegal dumping. They’ve placed hidden cameras across the city for one purpose: to catch illegal dumping.

The mystery behind a Macomb County creek turning neon green has been solved.

An abandoned Detroit school on the city’s east side has become a dumping ground.

A company is accused of illegally discharging nearly 48 million gallons of waste from landfills into Flint wastewater system.