The mugginess continues to be an inconvenience for Metro Detroiters, but possible strong storms could also create headaches.

Wednesday, May 8 is the last day that Metro Detroiters can apply for financial assistance in connection with the series of storms that caused serious flooding in the area last summer.

Financial assistance is now available to Metro Detroiters after a series of summertime storms caused serious flooding in the area last year.

The Detroit Lions’ latest victory against the Rams didn’t just earn them a second home playoff game -- it also ensured free pizza for Metro Detroiters.

Up to 1,000 people in Metro Detroit can get a $20 Uber voucher from the Mike Morse Law Firm for a free ride on New Year’s Eve.

Who knew that Metro Detroiters still have a love for Santa Bears?

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff and his fiancé, the model Christen Harper, are helping Metro Detroiters Go 4 It with Thursday's Help Me Hank Toys for Tots Drive with Kroger.

It's the holiday season, and thieves are hard at work right now, trying to scam Metro Detroiters out of thousands of dollars.

The countdown is officially on, as we're 150 days from the NFL draft being held in downtown Detroit.

Metro Detroit weather forecast for Aug. 25, 2023.

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Rick Wershe, known as “Whtie Boy Rick” for decades to Metro Detroiters, was being accused of robbery and assault in Miami.

Annual Detroit style Derby party returns for 8th year

Hundreds of thousands of Metro Detroiters are frustrated with DTE Energy after losing power again this weekend.

DTE Energy officials are providing a live update on power outage restoration efforts after a winter storm knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of Metro Detroiters last week.

Grocery stores were quite busy with people stocking up for holiday dinners and preparing for this week’s winter snowstorm.

The fake scammer posing as Eminem is hitting up Metro Detroiters for donations, and now the imposter is playing on their emotions to rip them off.

Developers were just given money to study what it would take to get a passenger rail line up and running. It would connect Detroit and Ann Arbor to Traverse City and Petoskey with stops along the routes seen in the video player above.

The Ford Fireworks are returning to Downtown Detroit after a two-year hiatus.

It was the first real test of the season Monday as big rain came overnight. Now, we’re getting answers from MDOT about how the pumps held up after a whole lot of rain.

More than 62,000 people will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, and today hundreds of Metro Detroiters came out to raise awareness and money for research.

Roughly 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. It’s a living...but there IS a better way.

The importance of Congressman Andy Levin and Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter in attendance shows the lighting speed in which local Ukrainian Americans have moved to gain notice, influence, and support in an organized and efficient manner.

Scammers are targeting thousands in Metro Detroit who dealt with storm-related problems over the summer.

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For tens of thousands of Metro Detroiters, it’s day three with no power after two rounds of serious storms.

The Crofoot in Pontiac has been a popular music venue for the last 16 years.

“We like to do things that serve the greater community,” said Leah Luger. “A number of our clients trust us because they have been coming to us for so many years and so the idea of having a vaccine pop up clinic here, I thought that might be a way to sway some people who were reluctant or hesitant about getting the vaccine, because they know and trust us.”

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After months of back-and-forth, Congress finally has a second COVID-19 stimulus bill. But what does that mean for Michigan residents? With the deal done, the stimulus money will soon make its way to Metro Detroiters. The $900 billion deal will give those making under $75,000 roughly $600, but there is also a payout for dependents. Some people have already received emails, calls and texts saying they need to provide personal information to get the money.

Gretchen Whitmer is urging residents to support local businesses during the holiday season as many of them struggle to survive due to COVID-19 shutdowns. READ: Here are 14 changes in effect under Michigan’s new COVID-19 restrictionsAs the holiday shopping season rolls around, Whitmer urged Michiganders to keep those businesses in mind. “As we head into the holiday season, I want to remind all Michiganders: If you are shopping for loved ones or friends or neighbors, strongly consider supporting businesses in your community,” Whitmer said. On Black Friday, Metro Detroiters stressed to Local 4 how critical the holiday season will be for their businesses to survive. “There are a number of ways that we can support local businesses this season and stay safe,” Whitmer said.

Local 4′s Help Me Hank spent Election Day tracking down issues Metro Detroiters faced while casting their ballots at polling places across the area. A church that has always been a voting location in Westland wasn’t used this year, and that took some people who showed up to vote by surprise. City officials said notifications were sent to voters, telling them their location had recently changed. READ: Michigan officials warn voters about spread of misinformation on Election DayDemotus Alexander said he recently found out he has COVID-19. The Michigan Secretary of State’s office said so far, Election Day has been fairly smooth across the state.

Dr. McGeorge can be seen on Local 4 News helping Metro Detroiters with health concerns when he isn't helping save lives in the emergency room at Henry Ford Hospital.

DETROIT In 1955, the city of Detroit commissioned a sculpture from renowned artist Marshall Fredericks to be placed at the Coleman A. When it was installed, the sculpture was the largest cast bronze statue created since the Renaissance. The Spirit of Detroit drives us to dig deeper, not merely for the best of who we are, but for the best of who we can be for each other. Yet, we see it across Metro Detroit everyday. As we continue to face the coronavirus pandemic and racial strife, Metro Detroiters stand strong to lift each other up.

Here's a rundown of top affordable delis in the city, with ratings, photos and more. Did your favorite make the cut?

New scams are targeting Metro Detroiters amid the COVID-19 pandemic. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.

Over the past week, I have had the honor to give and be in the presence of hundreds of giving Metro Detroiters. Today, from its Detroit campus on Oakwood Blvd provides youth development, food for seniors, job training and so much more. Check traffic conditions in your neighborhood here All Morning -- Rhonda's Brag BookDo you know a young person who is really making a difference in our community? All Morning -- Win Patti LaBelle TicketsEvrod and Patti LaBelle will be performing together on Sunday, October 20th at the Motor City Soundboard. Get to know the Local 4 News Today team betterLocal 4 News Today linksCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

Focus Hope founded in 1968 after the Detroit riots with a mission to help overcome racism, poverty and injustice. Today, from its Detroit campus on Oakwood Blvd provides youth development, food for seniors, job training and so much more. We have a pair of tickets to give away to one Local 4 viewer...but you have to watch to win! Answer: May 6, 1957May 6, 1957 Be sure to watch daily at 6 a.m. and click this link to enter for a chance to win. Get to know the Local 4 News Today team betterLocal 4 News Today linksCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

Dr. McGeorge can be seen on Local 4 News helping Metro Detroiters with health concerns when he isn't helping save lives in the emergency room at Henry Ford Hospital.