Police are on the scene of a pedestrian crash involving two children. The incident happened on Wednesday afternoon on Fort Street near Emmons Blvd in Lincoln Park. Two children were struck by a vehicle while crossing the road. The driver stayed at the scene. Both were taken to the hospital with serious injuries, and one

A major transformation in Detroit’s Greektown district is expected to be completed by summer 2026. Crews recently finished installing the first block of granite street pavers at the intersection of Monroe and St. Antoine Streets, marking a significant step forward in the project. As of August 6, that intersection has reopened to temporary two-way traffic

Voters across Detroit cast their ballots Tuesday to decide who will advance in the race for the city’s next mayor. City Council President Mary Sheffield led the crowded field and will move on to the November general election. Solomon Kinloch Jr. is projected to secure the second spot, setting the stage for a head-to-head race

The Detroit Police Department brought neighborhoods together on Tuesday for the annual National Night Out, hosting community-building events at every precinct across the city. From 3 to 8 p.m., residents gathered to enjoy an evening filled with free food, live entertainment, games, and opportunities to connect with their local officers. National Night Out is a

The smoky haze lingering over Metro Detroit may look like a distant problem, but doctors warn the impact on your health is happening right now — and could have long term effects. We spoke to Dr. Daniel Ouellette, Chief of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Henry Ford Health. He says wildfire smoke is sending