Making a difference in Detroit
Believe it or not, this city still can work for residents. Despite hurdles and a sometimes daunting City Hall, those who know the system have found ways to clean abandoned properties, drive out hookers and drug dealers, receive job training and go to college for free. read the full story
Springsteen to perform 'Born to Run' at Palace
Bruce Springsteen just announced a nifty gift for Detroit fans next month: a performance of his 1975 classic, "Born to Run," in its entirety. read the full story
Mother accused of setting fire that killed two of her children
DETROIT, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) – A mother in Detroit has been placed under arrest and accused of setting a mobile home fire that killed her two children. 29-year-old Sharon Hinojosa was taken into custody on Saturday, the day after four-year-old... read the full story
Exclusive: Bing Steel Struggling
The city of Detroit's budget isn't the only "bottom line" on Mayor Dave Bing's mind. His company, Bing Steel, is not immune to Michigan's touch economic climate, and the mayor says he will consider selling. read the full story
Furlough day closes some Detroit offices
Detroit -- The City Clerk, Building Authority and a number of other Detroit offices will be closed in the third of 26 annual unpaid furlough days ordered by Mayor Dave Bing. read the full story
Cook: Return to Blitzburgh a half-full trip
DETROIT -- A glass-is-half-empty kind of person will say the Steelers had another ridiculously tough time closing out a woeful opponent in the fourth quarter yesterday and were lucky to win. read the full story
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