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A new veterans business group brought former service members together to share ideas and support each other's businesses.
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Throughout Rochester, more than 50 high school students are undertaking internships. They're working at places like the Mayo Clinic, IBM, and the Olmsted County Public Defender's Office.
Gina Temple-Rhodes passed away unexpectedly on November 5th, 2026 in the Duluth area. She was 54.
5 EYEWITNESS NEWS works with Jack's Basket to celebrate babies with Down syndrome and offer hope, love and connection. As reporter Kirsten Swanson shares, the organization has done that for thousands of families, like the Alexanders.
Urban City Cowboys, which originally started in Detroit, offers equestrian therapy for children with disabilities and rodeo lessons, including barrel racing, relay races and general horsemanship.
A nationwide ground stop that lasted for over four hours has finally been lifted.
The City of Detroit says it’s aware that two horses boarded a DDOT bus recently. The video went viral, and the city shared new footage from security cameras inside the bus.
From tropical tiki vibes to an Elf-themed lounge, bars and restaurants across the region are transforming for the season. Tell us what you're looking for — we'll point you to the right glass.
Jason Derulo will headline the 2027 Detroit Auto Show Charity Preview, organizers announced. The black-tie charity event at Huntington Place is set to take place on Friday, Jan. 15.
The Detroit Institute of Arts unveils 20 reimagined galleries and 375 works, with a Detroit artist featured in every space. Opens Sunday.
A Taylor restaurant is responding with an invitation to talk after its owners say an anti-Muslim letter targeting their faith and halal food was circulated in the community.
For more than 60 years, researchers at UVA have identified children who, from the time they were toddlers, said they had been been someone else.
It’s hard to not stop and stare when you happen to pass by the Museum of Modern Renaissance, an extraordinary building on an otherwise ordinary residential block in Somerville.