Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield held her ninth annual “Occupy The Corner” event as hundreds gathered Friday evening at Coleman Young Playfield on the city’s east side for a day of fun and special giveaways. Hundreds of families are going home with a free bike Friday (June 24) night, but the event’s purpose goes beyond that.

Police have released the identity of a man who is accused of fatally shooting a security guard at a Detroit wellness center last month.

The search for a killer is in effect Wednesday (March 30) night after a father is killed while working security at a wellness center in Detroit.

Police are investigating a double shooting on Detroit’s east side. The incident took place on Mt. Elliott Street and Mack Avenue at the Team Wellness Center, where people gather in search of assistance.

A security guard has died and another was injured in a shooting at Team Wellness Center in Detroit, according to police.

DETROIT Some residents on Detroits east side came together to protest a homeless shelter in their community. They said that all you have to do is look around and see whats been done to the community because of the local resource for the homeless. No more trash in our streets, no more garbage out in the street, Reverend Aaron McCarthy said. Community members said that Team Wellness Center, a shelter and safe haven for the homeless, is hurting their community. Local 4 reached out to Team Wellness Center for comment.

Here is a list of warming centers that have opened in Metro Detroit as frigid temperatures linger in the area. Wayne CountyTeam Wellness Center (Eastern Market): Open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily -- 2925 Russell Street in Detroit. When the Eastern Market location closes for the evening, a shuttle is available to take them to the Team East location to stay warm for the night. Team Wellness Center (Team East): Open 24 hours -- 6309 Mack Avenue in Detroit. When the Eastern Market location closes for the evening, a shuttle is available to take them to the Team East location to stay warm for the night.

iStock/LaraBelovaDETROIT - With the heat index expected to top 110 degrees this week in Metro Detroit, public cooling centers are opening across the region. Most of the cooling centers will offer water. Team Wellness Center has an overnight program which hosts more than 100 homeless individuals every night at the East location. People who have nowhere to go when the cooling centers close for the evening are welcome to stay overnight. Here's a list of cooling centers that opened earlier this month in Wayne County.