Metro Detroit News

Detroit ends 2024 with lowest homicides since 1965

Numbers for 2024 show #Detroit recorded its fewest homicides since 1965, with 203 criminal homicides—a 19% decrease from last year and a 33% drop since 2022. Non-fatal shootings fell by 25% compared to 2023, nearly halving in just two years, while car-jackings saw a 16% decline, contributing to a 71% reduction since 2015.

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Detroit police investigating after group vandalizes home

Detroit police are investigating a home invasion that took place Thursday afternoon on the city’s west side. Video of the incident was all live-streamed on social media. The group of suspects pulled up to the home over some beef. That’s when things took a turn. The suspect went inside the house and also broke some

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Top New Year’s Resolutions

As we approach the New Year, many people are reflecting on their goals for 2025. A recent survey by Statista Consumer Insights highlights the most popular resolutions among U.S. adults. Topping the list is saving more money, with 21% of respondents aiming to bolster their financial security. Close behind, 19% are committing to healthier eating

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Michigan free community college tuition deadline approaching

The Michigan Reconnect program, which offers tuition-free community college education to residents aged 21 and older, has an upcoming application deadline. Eligible individuals must submit their applications by December 31, 2024, to take advantage of this opportunity. Program Overview:Michigan Reconnect aims to help residents earn an associate degree or skills certificate, enhancing their career prospects

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Michigan new egg rule start in 2025

Starting January 1, 2025, nearly all eggs sold in Michigan must come from cage-free hens under a law that has been passed. Big chain grocery stores shelf’s are nearly all completely out before the end of the year. The requirement applies to businesses selling directly to consumers. Cage-free environments must allow hens to roam freely

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Detroit area congressman calls for decriminalizing sex work

Detroit area Democratic Congressman Shri Thanedar has called for the nationwide decriminalization of sex work. The call comes in the wake of a recent House Ethics Committee report on former Representative Matt Gaetz. In response to the report, Rep. Thanedar stated on X, “We should decriminalize sex work to maximize sex workers’ legal protection and

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Glowing tubing hill to reopen for season

The glowing tubing hill at Bowers School Farm will soon again open for the season. The 200-foot-long hill has four lanes. Each has a carpet, of sorts, underneath it, allowing for people to enjoy tubing whether there’s snow on it or not. It is open Friday through Sunday, Jan 4. To Feb 23. All tubing

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3 shot, 1 dead after random shooting by suspect near Oxford High school

3 people have been shot in what police call a ‘random shooting’ in Oxford on Christmas Eve. The shooting happened around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday on Ray Road between Lapeer and N. Oxford Roads, near Oxford High School. One of the victims of the shooting has passed away while the other two are hospitalized, the Oakland

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Detroit newborns celebrate 1st Christmas at DMC & Henry Ford Hospital

Newborns at Henry Ford Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Michigan NICUs were dressed up for Christmas. Dressed in holiday outfits, newborns and their families shared magical moments with Santa and Mrs. Claus. 📸: DMC/Rosa Studios & Henry Ford Hospital

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Detroit Zoo welcomes 9-year-old Lion “Kalu”

The Detroit Zoo has a roaring new addition! Kalu, a 9-year-old African lion. Weighing nearly 450 pounds, Kalu joins the Zoo’s female lions, Asha and Amirah, in their habitat

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