United Way Worldwide and Paramount Global have announced they will host a benefit to raise funds for those impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

We often find times when we look around our home and consider how we can update the look. There are several ways to do this, but how much better to do it in a way that also improves the functionality of your space?

Mirror your style at home

A1 Garage owner explains what you need to look out for

Do you know what Biophilic is all about?

Seemingly in no time, a bird had built a nest right on top of the panel of the garage door opener.

Neighbors saw smoke coming from the home at about 9:30 a.m. and pounded on the door, but there was no response.

Police said it was the result of someone trying to create homemade fireworks, but the official cause remains under investigation.

A family is now on edge after a shooting leaves their home riddled with bullets on Detroit’s west side.

When decorating with frames, you need to think outside of the box

A 79-year-old woman was found murdered inside of her home in Shelby Township.

The Michigan Manufactured Home Association Show runs from October 13-15

And now is a great time to replace them with $ from the government

It’s time to step up your game inside your home with new designs and styles.

You can use these home energy efficiency tips to help you save money and energy.

Ashlee Baracy's recipe for a fun and easy dessert that doesn't require an oven.

Rhonda Walker's recipe for a colorful and healthy meal that's easy to make.

Kim DeGiulio's recipe for a quick and easy meal.

Kim DeGiulio's kitchen gadget hack that makes meal prep quicker and safer.

Jason Colthorp's gadget hack that makes making content and taking photos much easier.

Ashlee Baracy shares her kitchen hack that saves her a lot of frustration.

We are in peak storm season and we know that means power outages. A generator is all you need to help keep the lights on when the sky gets dark, but do you know how to install it?

Although it isn’t officially summer yet, the weather begs to differ, which makes this the perfect time to get your home ready for summer.

Expert offers her take on what’s trending this season.

Now is the time to act to save even more

Help clear out the kennels and find pets a forever home; Help Me Hank talks to financial experts about the economic car crisis; Plus, foods that can give your morning a boost.

How does this sound - life in a community where everything you want to do is within walking distance, you have social events programmed every week, and it’s all for an affordable cost.

Sprucing up your home for less, and women speaking out about gaslighting when it comes to their health.

You can swap out décor for the new season

Put your creativity on display

It’s time to you plan your weekend

Browse a wide array of handmade specialty items at the upcoming Saline Craft Show.

Toast, bake, broil, and more with this refurbished 2-in-1 toaster oven. This refurbished 2-in-1 compact toaster oven is now on sale for $69.99

Now you can make your floors sparkling clean as you just glide and dance away while wearing these snugly comfortable elastic mop slippers. Get the 3-pack of Lazy Maid Quick-Mop Slippers today while the usual $59 sticker price is discounted by 74% and you can have them for just $14.99.

Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County is set to dedicate its very first multi-family home on Tuesday.

Meteorologist Paul Gross is looking at simple ways you can keep your home warm and comfortable this winter season for less.

The real scary gremlins are energy vampires that suck juice from appliances and or other devices costing American households an average of $100 a year on their energy bills.

From stains to scratches, there’s much to consider when picking out flooring for a family with pets.

If you are looking to update the appearance and style of your home, then this new trend may be for you.

Let’s face it, selling a home can be stressful. Between making repairs and getting your home ready, and dealing with the inspections, stagings, and showings, it’s a lot to deal with. To learn how you can hopefully streamline the process we spoke to Beatrice De Joung, a Consumers Trend Expert with Opendoor.

Now that the summer weather has settled in, everybody will be spending more time outdoors. So how can you transform your backyard to be more inviting for all that entertaining and relaxing you plan to do this season? Well, we spoke to the experts at LumberJack Home and Building Center to get their advice on how to build your dream backyard.

It's time for some spring cleaning! Clutter in your home can actually be a hazard, and research finds that a messy home can have a negative impact on your mood, sleep, energy and productivity.

The real estate market is hot in Detroit, and there are no signs of it cooling down any time soon.

Whether you want to replace the deck you already have, or add the first one to your home, there are certain things to consider when choosing the best deck for you.

It’s time to start getting those projects around the house lined up.

Michigan Humane shares ways to ready your home for a new kitten.

It’s spring cleaning season, which means it’s time to freshen up the house.

The temperatures may be going up and down as we transition to spring, but soon, things will start to continuously heat up -- and if you want to make sure you can keep your cool at home or at a business, now is the time to get ready.

The “Home Warranty Replacement” postcards are part of a marketing scam to get individuals to call an out-of-state company, officials said.

You put a lot of trust in smart devices, to make things easier and more convenient.

Two experts offer advice for organizing your home.

Many people make a New Year’s resolution to save money, pay off credit card bills that are coming in after the holidays, and just get their finances in order in general.

There's a spot in Commerce Township where you can make your own wreaths and decor.

A local woman says she and her family were forced from their home by Ann Arbor Township officials in October.

More people will be welcoming friends and family into their homes for the holidays, which means a lot of foot traffic.

Ready for winter? The Department of Energy wants everyone to prepare for big jumps in the cost of heating their home, which could be 50% higher than last year, according to estimates.

We’ve all seen the big shift in the weather this week, and you’re probably thinking, “It’s time to get ready for winter.”

Big Lots has announced the grand opening of a new location in Ypsilanti.

If you want to give your home a fresh new look for upcoming holiday celebrations, experts often suggest you start with the ground up, aka the floors.

If it seems like there are more invading your space, you’re not alone.

The city of Ann Arbor is launching a pilot program to help older adults better age in place in their homes.

A family-friendly fall event is coming to Downtown Detroit this weekend.

The FDA issued a warning Tuesday the potential for false positive results with certain lots of the Ellume COVID-19 Home Test due to a recently identified manufacturing issue.

Now that we made the change to the fall season, you may realize your home could use a change, as well.

Several homes in the area of Joy Road and Grand River Avenue are surrounded by water. However, the city has not been able to find the source of the leak.

Average long-term mortgage rates rose slightly this week continuing a months-long trend of little movement.

We will all be spending more time indoors this season and that means you will want fresh, clean air for you and your family.

After the last year and a half we’ve had, this might be the first time in a long time that families will gather together during the holidays, and you may be feeling like your home is overdue for a fresh look.

The first day of fall is this Wednesday, and right on time, there will be a big shift to more fall-like weather.

Over the course of the COVID pandemic, we’ve picked up a lot of habits -- and some may be worth hanging onto after the pandemic ends.

It’s always a good time to add something new to your home.

Can these sticky gel pads help you keep your stuff from falling?

Roeda Studio will be closing its downtown location at the end of the year.

Pets have gotten accustomed to their owners spending more time at home than ever before amid the pandemic, so what happens when that routine changes?

It may feel like mosquitoes are worse than ever this summer -- and that’s because they are.

Have you looked around your home lately? Does it feel like it could just use something to freshen up its look?

Dr. Frank McGeorge gives us the gold medal secrets we can all use to improve our diets, Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. on Local 4 News Today.

It’s a cut throat housing market right now but there is some good news.

On average, 500,000 pets are impacted by smoke inhalation a year, primarily from house fires, and of those 40,000 do not survive. July happens to be Pet Fire Safety Month, so it is a good time to prep your pet and your home for fire safety. The experts at Kidde are helping us get ready.

It may feel like mosquitoes are worse than ever this summer -- and that’s because they are.

Instead of calling MTV Cribs, you can call (not literally) Local 4 Style Editor Jon Jordan to bring a natural marble look to your walls or countertops.

With all the rain we’ve had this summer, many have experienced the stress of flooding.

A grandmother’s dining room was destroyed when a car came barreling into the home on Detroit’s east side.

Whether you love hosting company, you have busy kids or you keep your furry friends in your home, you know there are areas that get more traffic than others.

Three boys found a gun inside a home on Rochelle Street in Detroit and were playing with it when it fired, striking and killing a 12-year-old boy.

Jon Jordan is helping you style your home

If you are looking to reset your financial goals, save money and pay off any lingering debt, look around! Your home may be a resource that can help you save money on your mortgage.

The warm weather is here, which means more fun outdoors -- and bringing more dirt and grime indoors.

Find furniture that’s comfortable, cozy and luxurious

Now is the time that you’re likely seeing gardens being planted throughout your neighborhood, and lawns are lush and green. However, not everyone feels the same about their curb appeal.

Michigan’s Wayne County is halting foreclosures on homes and businesses through 2022 to help those negatively affected by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.

No occupied homes or businesses in Macomb County will face foreclosure in 2021 amid the coronavirus pandemic, the country’s treasurer announced Monday.

Springtime is a favorite season for getting things done around the house, and if you are spending more time at home, like many, you may have noticed your floors have received a lot of wear and tear.

You've probably seen those creepy, crawly house centipedes darting around your wall. Should you be very, very afraid?

One of the best parts of spring and summer is enjoying it all out on a deck right outside your door.

Earth Day is coming: Mark your calendars for April 22.

Volunteers for Women Build 2021 pose at the Simby family home in Ypsilanti. YPSILANTI, Mich. – Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley began work on its 2021 Women Build home with volunteers on Friday. A volunteer helps with renovations on the 2021 Women Build home on March 26, 2021. (Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley)“We are excited to safely host volunteers with Health & Safety Guidelines related to COVID-19,” Borst continued. To learn more about Women Build or to sign up, visit www.h4h.org/women-build.

The entryway is the first thing you see when you walk in, it sets the tone for the whole house. Create a “Drop Zone”Like I mentioned, the first thing I do when I walk in is drop everything, and that is a habit not likely to change. Sections of the drop zone can include things like keys, mail, masks, and maybe seasonal items like sunglasses or hats and gloves. AdConsider who can reach whatIf you have kids living at your house, they are going to be able to reach different things than you are. Put things you need and grab often at around shoulder height, easy to grasp.

Working from home last year and now this year? There are home office tax deductions that you need to be aware of. Watch the video above to learn more. Resource:More: Money Monday section

DETROIT – If you’ve spent some time organizing and decluttering your home you’re probably wondering what to do with all that stuff you’ve cleaned out. Experts have said that there are ways to make money from the things you no longer need. Some of the best-selling items in your home are old toasters, coffee makers and mixers. Other options are clothes you don’t wear, toys your children don’t play with, maybe older electronics. There are sites like Poshmark, eBay and Facebook marketplace where you can sell items.