Uber is rolling out a new program that will let women riders choose female drivers or share rides with other women. The feature is expected to launch in the coming weeks only in Detroit, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. A new option called “women drivers” will appear in the Uber app for female users. If

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PepsiCo will end its manufacturing plant operations in Detroit after more than eight decades in the city. The move brings an end to production, transportation, and maintenance at the local plant, which employed hundreds of workers. The company stated that its warehouse, delivery, fleet, sales, and field service teams will remain active at the location.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by MDN (@metrodetroitnews) A Detroit man who spent more than a decade in prison for a crime that his attorney says never happened is now suing the City of Detroit, Wayne County, and several public safety officials for over $100 million. The lawsuit accuses them of lying

2 Detroit EMTs reunited with a mother and her newborn twin girls after helping deliver the babies during an unexpected home birth on July 1. Jessica Johnson, who was 32 weeks pregnant, went into labor at her home in the area of Gratiot & I-94. She didn’t know she was about to give birth until