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Race For The Cure to fight breast cancer
Think pink. It's time for the annual "Race For The Cure" to fight breast Cancer. The event is taking place Saturday May 18 from Comerica Park to Midtown Detroit.
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FORECAST: More clouds, but still mild
Seasonable temperatures will continue for the start of the weekend with warmer air arriving by Sunday.
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POWERBALL skyrockets to $600 million
Time to start daydreaming about being a multi-millionaire! The Powerball jackpot has now jumped to $600 million.
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Red Wings rested and ready for Game 2
After a day off, the Red Wings returned to practice this afternoon and the day of rest may be the difference in how they perform in Saturday's Game Two.
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Warren standoff ends peacefully
A standoff at the Suez Motel in Warren has ended peacefully.
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Trip to Hawaii during financial crisis?
Detroit is broke and four members of city employee pension boards are going to Hawaii for training.
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Justice delayed & denied in Wayne County
In Wayne County, scores of convicted felons guilty of dangerous crimes are being given what critics say is a get out of jail free card. Are the judges letting them out violating Michigan's penal code?
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Eastern Market Flower Day on Sunday
Thousands of people are expected to head to Eastern Market on Sunday for the annual …
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Autopsy reveals woman was strangled
A mystery is unfolding in Grosse Pointe Park. A young woman was found dead by her …
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Arab International Festival cancelled
The Arab International Festival in Dearborn, the largest of its kind in the nation, has …
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Nardi makes case as No. 1 Red Wings fan
As Detroit gets ready for Game 2 of its Western Conference semifinals against Chicago, we…
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Man charged in attack on 64-year-old
A man has been charged in connection to the attack on a 64-year-old man at a gas station …
- Farrakhan urges Detroiters to invest
- Man charged in girlfriend's death
- Drew & Mike's last morning on WRIF
- Student used Facebook to threaten peer
- Mother accused of faking incompetence
- Our Person of the Week unifies thousands
- Save 50% on your grocery bill
- Dad spots thieves, chases them down
- COPS: Firebombing at Van Elslander home
- Earthquake in Canada; Did you feel it?
- STUDY: E Coli found in most public pools
- Feds propose new standards for daycare
- Snyder signs bill to extend school days
- American Airlines offers faster boarding
- Kilpatrick wants out of prison, again
- Farrakhan set to speak to Council
- Police alert residents to break-ins
- Titus Young handed restraining order
- Herald Awards honor Carolyn Clifford
- Burleson picks up Emmy nomination
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FORECAST: More clouds, but still mild
Seasonable temperatures will continue for the start of the weekend with warmer air arriving by Sunday.
Spotlight
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Guilty of dangerous crimes...and gone
In a home along a quiet suburban street, almost every weekend for nearly 2 years, a father sexually assaulted his daughter. He did it, she later testified, in the basement of their home. It started when she was only 12.
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Congrats to Bill Proctor on retirement!
Join us as we celebrate Bill Proctor's career at Channel 7 and wish him well in retirement!
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CONGRATS! 2013 Brightest & Best honorees
Congratulations to the 2013 Brightest and Best honorees for their outstanding academic careers!
 | Peter's Principles Peter Nielsen is bringing his wealth of experience and passion for health and fitness to Channel 7. Click through to watch this week's segment.
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Investigators
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Justice delayed & denied in Wayne County
In Wayne County, scores of convicted felons guilty of dangerous crimes are being given what critics say is a get out of jail free card. Are the judges letting them out violating Michigan's penal code?
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Autopsy reveals woman was strangled
A mystery is unfolding in Grosse Pointe Park. A young woman was found dead by her boyfriend and police are calling it suspicious.
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Dead infant picture found in porn cache
Sean Gossman faced a magistrate on Thursday in federal court and according to this FBI complaint, he has admitted to having these images on his computer thumb drives.
Detroit 2020
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Our Person of the Week unifies thousands
Tens of thousands of people will converge on downtown Detroit Saturday for the annual Race for the Cure. The person behind it is Detroit 2020′s Person of the Week.
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Free retail space for creative business
New businesses are blooming in downtown Detroit and Midtown.
Add Pot & Box to the list.
They are the first business to take advantage of an exciting new program
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The loss of Detroit's middle class
As a real estate agent, Stephen Reynolds has helped people move into the City of Detroit, but recently he has helped even more people move out.
Celebrity News
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Lady Antebellum stars visit…
LADY ANTEBELLUM stars CHARLES KELLEY and DAVE HAYWOOD took time out of their busy schedules last week (ends12May13) to perform for sick youngsters at a New York hospital.
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Usher hosts international food…
R&B star USHER has given his children a taste of the good life by hosting multicultural dinner nights so they can experience food from around the world.
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Jordana Brewster takes packed…
Actress JORDANA BREWSTER stays in shape by taking her own packed lunches to work.
Entertainment & Life
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Cecelia Crocker's body provides her with a constant reminder of the most …
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Are you looking for any of the contests we're currently running? Here's where …
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Thousands of people are expected to head to Eastern Market on Sunday for the …
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A Henry Ford Emergency Medicine Doctor discusses Closed Head Injuries and …
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For more than 15 years Peter Nielsen has hosted the nationally syndicated …
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Are wedding bells in your future? Detroit’s wedding experts are sharing all …
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Detroit is a region left behind by the industry that defined it - where a once …
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Find out about businesses and products that are home grown, right here in the …
Sports
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Porcello helps Tigers hold off Rangers
Miguel Cabrera went 3 for 4 with a go-ahead double in the sixth inning to back Rick Porcello and lift the Detroit Tigers over the Texas Rangers 2-1 Friday night in a matchup of division leaders.
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Red Wings rested and ready for Game 2
After a day off, the Red Wings returned to practice this afternoon and the day of rest may be the difference in how they perform in Saturday's Game Two.
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Nardi makes case as No. 1 Red Wings fan
As Detroit gets ready for Game 2 of its Western Conference semifinals against Chicago, we have found someone who might just be the No. 1 Red Wings fan in Detroit.
Seen on 7
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Save 50% on your grocery bill
How would you like to start saving 50% on your grocery bill? It seems far-fetched, but one local woman has her savings down to a science.
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Get financial advice online for less
When planning your financial future adds up to confusion, a little professional help can go a long way. But money management advice doesn't always come cheap. Now, there's a new way to get financial first aid without landing you in the red. And you don't even need to make an appointment!
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Snacks that travel
We are busier than ever and with the summer fast approaching road trips are in most of our plans. Pack healthier snacks that travel well to keep your family happy. You’ll also save money by avoiding stops for impulse buys at convenience stores and fast food restaurants.
Watercooler
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COPS: Firebombing at Van Elslander home
Police say someone threw a bottle of flammable liquid through the kitchen window of a Grosse Pointe Park home early Friday morning.
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STUDY: E Coli found in most public pools
A new study from the Center for Disease Control says the majority of public pools are contaminated with E.Coli.
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Kilpatrick wants out of prison, again
Kwame Kilpatrick is asking to be freed from prison, again. This time it's because of his knee.
Consumer News
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Save 50% on your grocery bill
How would you like to start saving 50% on your grocery bill? It seems far-fetched, but one local woman has her savings down to a science.
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Get financial advice online for less
When planning your financial future adds up to confusion, a little professional help can go a long way. But money management advice doesn't always come cheap. Now, there's a new way to get financial first aid without landing you in the red. And you don't even need to make an appointment!
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UPDATE: Roofing job in Fraser is done
A 69-year-old Fraser woman just wanted a leaky roof fixed…last November. She called the Call For Action Team, and we got involved – not once…but twice.
