News in Detroit
RICHARD LOCH
Richard Loch, age 85, of Birmingham, Michigan, started his new life on Thursday, September 17, 2026. He was born on July 12, 1941, in Detroit to Anthony and Libbie Loch, and was the youngest of their three children. Richard was a resident of Detroit, Utica, Mackinaw City, Palm…
Voices: $5 gas isn’t just a price spike. It’s a warning.
As gas prices reach $5 per gallon across Michigan, the surge highlights America's persistent oil dependence and its impact on working families — from the pump to the grocery store.
Creative Washtenaw presents "The Get Down" concerts the first weekend in October
Creative Washtenaw is sponsoring "The Get Down", a pair of community concerts this coming Saturday, October 3 in Detroit and Sunday, October 4 in Ann Arbor. Drummer Ali Jackson and pianist Mr. B joined Michael Jewett in "The Music Room" to talk about the event.
Skilla Baby Makes Space for Vulnerability on The Price of Fame
The Detroit rapper grounds his debut studio album in personal reflection, community and legacy. The post Skilla Baby Makes Space for Vulnerability on The Price of Fame first appeared on The Hilltop .
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Published September 27Sunday Sports 9-27-2026
The Pirates lost to the Detroit Tigers yesterday 3-4. They will both also complete their seasons today at 3:10pm. Jared Jones will start for the Pirates. The Steelers are hosting the Cincinnati Bengals today for a 1pm kick-off at Acrisure Stadium. Coverage begins at noon here on…
Tigers walk off Pirates to win Justin Verlander’s farewell start
Eduardo Valencia hit a two-out, two-strike, two-run home run in the ninth inning to lift the host Detroit Tigers to a 4-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday in Justin Verlander’s final start.
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Published September 27ON A SPECIAL DAY IN DETROIT, VERLANDER (AND YATES) SAY GOODBYE
The Pirates and Tigers knew it would be an emotional day in Detroit yesterday, and it lived up to the pregame hype. In the end, a rare bad outing for ...
Detroit consulate becomes first U.S. stop for Lebanon’s biometric passport rollout
SOUTHFIELD — As part of Lebanon’s broader digital transition to make official documents easier to obtain, reduce forgery and ease the burden on Lebanese expatriates, the Consulate General of Lebanon in Detroit completed the procedures for issuing the first Lebanese biometric…
Improving Arab and African American relationships beyond responding to crises
There was an unfortunate series of events which took place last week, which have renewed conversations in Metro Detroit regarding tensions between Arab American and African American communities. An incident in the Warrendale neighborhood in Detroit involving an Arab American…
U-M study shows Detroit anti-gun violence program appears to be working
An analysis by the University of Michigan shows a sharp drop in Detroit gun violence connected to a violence prevention program. WEMU’s Kevin Meerschaert reports.
Michigan environmental news: State faces $85 billion water funding need as aging pipes fail
Michigan may need up to $85 billion over 20 years to fix water infrastructure after a wave of main breaks. Plus: DTE's 20-year energy plan, rising COVID levels, PFAS cleanup progress, and more environmental news from across the state.
Fatal stabbing of Chipotle worker raises concerns about downtown Detroit safety
DETROIT — While taking a break in the alley behind her workplace, an employee of a Chipotle restaurant on Woodward Avenue in downtown Detroit was stabbed several times and killed in broad daylight on Sunday, in view of passersby. Although Detroit police quickly identified and…