WDIV Local 4 launched “Help Desk” to create an audience-driven community information portal to help viewers and users meet their information needs.

More than 18 million people in the last year were scammed using apps, like Zelle or Cash App, to send money virtually.

A market in Atlanta, Georgia opened in community in need of access to healthy foods -- but the store is not your typical market.

U-M Health patients can now access their COVID-19 vaccine and testing information on their smartphones.

Detroit Area Agency on Aging, Detroit Housing Commission, Focus HOPE, Matrix Human Services

The votes have been tallied and below you can find the businesses who got the top votes in each of the main 15 categories of Vote 4 The Best! These local businesses will each receive $7,500 worth of digital advertising on ClickOnDetroit, the No. VOTE 4 THE BEST PETS: Our Pets Edition nominations will start Monday, July 27!! Usually our Pets Edition is before our Main Edition but this year was a little topsy turvy. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PICTURESStay updated:Our Sponsor -- As always, wed like to thank Wallside Windows for their longtime sponsorship of Vote 4 the Best and their support of southeast Michigans local businesses.

Internships are going digital. At the beginning of the pandemic a Metro Detroit company pivoted and will offer students a virtual intern experience this summer. You know, right now the world is in flux. But personally, I have found that like, its harder than that, like it takes time to find somebody thats right for you. And thats really going to make an impact on you, said 20-year-old MSU student, Livvy Wiegel.

DETROIT The city announced an Everybody VS COVID-19 digital unity festival that is meant to bring attention to the fight against coronavirus (COVID-19) and promote the 2020 Census. It will be broadcast on the City of Detroits Facebook and Instagram pages. The city has partnered with the fashion label Detroit VS Everybody by Tommey Walker to present the festival. The festival will be free to stream online with portions of the broadcast playing on city cable channels. READ: 'Drive-up concerts: Lake Orion sisters keep music alive during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

Published: May 14, 2020, 10:42 amDETROIT – The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) has moved its “Thursdays at the Museum” program online due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. MORE: Coronavirus in Michigan: Here’s where we stand as of Thursday morningThe art museum has been closed since March due to the state’s stay-at-home order. “Thursdays at the Museum” curates content for local residents who are 55-years-old and older. Interested individuals can experience the live program at 1 p.m. every Thursday on the museum’s website. MORE: Detroit Institute of Arts celebrates MuseumWeek’s theme of ‘togetherness’ with unity video

Have you ever celebrated Earth Day, perhaps by planting a tree or doing something good for the environment? Considering the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic, the Earth Day Network has announced a shift to “global digital mobilizations.”It’ll be Digital Earth Day! Earth Day Network will provide live coverage of these “global digital mobilizations," which you can follow on its social media accounts. But organizers still want to “mobilize millions in a call for transformative action for our planet.”“At Earth Day Network, the health and safety of volunteers and participants in Earth Day events is our top concern. That’s now been postponed to October 24-25, 2020 to mark the half birthday of Earth Day.

Have you ever celebrated Earth Day, perhaps by planting a tree or doing something good for the environment? Considering the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic, the Earth Day Network has announced a shift to “global digital mobilizations.”It’ll be Digital Earth Day! Earth Day Network will provide live coverage of these “global digital mobilizations," which you can follow on its social media accounts. But organizers still want to “mobilize millions in a call for transformative action for our planet.”“At Earth Day Network, the health and safety of volunteers and participants in Earth Day events is our top concern. That’s now been postponed to October 24-25, 2020 to mark the half birthday of Earth Day.