You may not know James Jackson by name, but you’ve seen his impact in the stories we’ve told because James has been one of the people making those stories happen.

Long lines have formed at food pantries across the U.S. as federal food benefits were cut off due to the government shutdown.

Community members gathered at an elementary school located on Lahser Road in Southfield to celebrate the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the newly renovated campus

Mike Hollins ran for three touchdowns and Malik Washington had the go-ahead scoring catch in the fourth quarter to help Virginia beat No. 10 North Carolina 31-27.

A relative of a DoorDash driver who was fatally shot on Saturday while delivering KFC is speaking out about the death of his nephew.

Ten people were indicted on charges involving the alleged “straw purchasing” of firearms -- that means they are accused of illegally purchasing weapons for a buyer who was unable to legally purchase the weapons themselves.

Can you help us settle a little newsroom debate? Which Detroit sports team will have the best winning percentage next season?

DETROIT – For decades, WGPR-TV in Detroit provided a distinct perspective as the first Black-owned TV station in the country. It was a movement spearheaded by Karen Hudson Samuels, who worked as the station’s news director for years. He sold several properties to raise enough money, with which he launched the TV station in 1975. “My mom said to call the station and talk to Karen Hudson or Joe Spencer,” James Jackson said. WGPR aired its last TV show in 1995, offering a distinctly Black perspective for three decades.