The Detroit Pistons are back at Little Caesars Arena on Friday night and looking for their third straight win against the visiting Atlanta Hawks.

He's been the Radio + Television Business Report's Top Local TV Leader for the last several years, and in command of the flagship television property within Graham Media Group. Now, he's no longer associated with the NBC affiliate branded as "LOCAL 4,

Bob Hynes first came to Detroit in 1966 to host a morning show for WXYZ-TV. In 1997, Hynes co-launched WYUR-AM, a talk radio station aimed as an alternative to WJR-AM ...

Forty-three years ago, in 1982, Detroit was introduced to a wonderful character, Count Scary, played by none other than Mr. Tom Ryan. Count Scary was no ordinary vampire. With his exaggerated Transylvanian accent, comical missteps, and signature ...

Capt. Ronald Mitchell says the pressure of being on the Detroit Fire Department has helped him win each week on the FOX television show.

WGPR-TV was the first Black-owned and operated television station in the continental United States, launching in Detroit in 1975. The station provided a platform for Black stories and served as a training ground for many media professionals. A 50th ...