Darius Alvarez+FollowDetroit teen’s secret birth shocks communityA Detroit teen gave birth alone at home on Thanksgiving, not even knowing she was pregnant until labor hit. Peyton Peoples, just 16, delivered her baby in the bathroom, learned how to cut the umbilical cord from TikTok, and tried to hide the truth from her mom by claiming the newborn was left on their porch. The story quickly spread online and brought police to their door. Now, Peyton and her mom are facing the challenge together, with the community rallying to support them. What would you do if you were in Peyton’s shoes, or her mom’s? #Relationships #Detroit #CommunitySupport2426Share
Dawn Fritz+Follow40 years of Detroit stories and wild momentsLighting a lunch on fire to file a story after an earthquake, getting chased by bulls in Pamplona, and covering both heartbreak and hope in Detroit—Mitch Albom’s 40 years as a columnist have been anything but ordinary. The real reward? Connecting with readers, sharing the city’s struggles and triumphs, and feeling at home in Detroit. Even as the newspaper world changes, that sense of community and shared experience keeps him going. What’s your most memorable Detroit moment, or which local story has stuck with you? Let’s talk about the power of storytelling in our city. #Sports #Detroit #Storytelling00Share
julie72+FollowDetroit’s own Eminem & Jack White drop live singleEminem and Jack White just turned their epic Thanksgiving Day halftime show at Ford Field into a streaming single, and Detroit is buzzing. Their surprise collab, featuring mashups like “Hello Operator/’Till I Collapse” and “Seven Nation Army,” has fans reliving the moment on repeat. Even Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal called it “goosebumps” and hinted at a dream encore for Opening Day. With Eminem now executive-producing the Lions’ halftime shows through 2027, it feels like Detroit’s music and sports scenes are officially teaming up. Who else is hoping for more surprise collabs at future games? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Detroit00Share
Jenna Stark+FollowDetroit teens turn wood into opportunityDetroit high schoolers are transforming plain wood into one-of-a-kind furniture—and building real-world skills along the way. Through Atlantic Impact, these students aren’t just learning carpentry; they’re discovering career paths, boosting their confidence, and even preparing to sell their creations locally. Every piece reflects their creativity and Michigan pride, and the sense of accomplishment is huge when they see the finished results. It’s more than a class—it’s a launchpad for future entrepreneurs and makers. What do you think: Should more schools offer hands-on programs like this? #Home #Detroit #YouthEmpowerment00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowGM Detroit layoffs shake up the EV debateGM’s decision to permanently lay off over 1,100 workers at Detroit’s Factory Zero is hitting hard—especially since this plant was supposed to lead the charge in electric vehicles. Locals are questioning if pricey EVs are really the answer, with many saying affordability is a huge barrier. Others are worried about battery waste and how EVs handle Michigan winters. There’s also real concern for the workers caught in the middle of this transition. Is the EV push moving too fast, or are we not ready yet? What would make EVs more practical for everyday folks? Let’s talk about it. #Business #Detroit #GM00Share
Richard Jones+FollowDetroit families get hotel stays, essentials & hopeOver 100 Detroit families facing homelessness just got a warm place to stay for three nights, thanks to New Era Detroit’s Hotels for the Homeless initiative. But it’s not just about shelter—guests received winter gear, hot meals, free haircuts, and even fresh groceries to take home. Kids enjoyed games and an exotic animal show, while two lucky families won cars to help them get back on their feet. It’s inspiring to see a community come together like this, focusing on dignity and real solutions. What do you think could make an even bigger impact for families in need? #Safety #Detroit #CommunitySupport30Share
kerryrivera+FollowDetroit neighbors step up for ThanksgivingNothing says community like seeing local folks come together to make sure no one misses out on Thanksgiving dinner. This year, Motions Community Support, led by Alana Weems, packed and delivered full meal kits to 120 Metro Detroit families—up from just two families when they started seven years ago! It’s all about sharing resources and making sure everyone gets a seat at the table, no matter their situation. Stories like this really show how powerful a helping hand can be. What are some ways you’ve seen our community lift each other up during the holidays? #Safety #Detroit #Thanksgiving10Share
Eddie Webster+FollowThanksgiving dinner made with love in DetroitNothing says 'home' like a meal made from scratch, and that’s exactly what Barbara Carter did for the youth at Lighthouse Sanctuary in Detroit. She spent four days preparing a full Thanksgiving feast, making sure every young person felt seen and cared for. For many of these kids, this meal was more than just food—it was a reminder that someone truly cares. It’s amazing how a simple act of kindness can bring warmth and hope. How do you think small gestures like this can change someone’s day or even their future? #Safety #Detroit #Thanksgiving10Share
Joel Johnson+FollowThanksgiving night surprise on Detroit’s west sideImagine stepping out onto your porch after Thanksgiving dinner and finding a baby bundled up on your doorstep. That’s exactly what happened to a Detroit resident on Cruse Street this year. The baby, thankfully, is safe and being cared for at a local hospital. This unexpected event has neighbors talking—what would you do in that situation? It’s a reminder of the unpredictable moments that can bring a community together, especially during the holidays. Let’s talk about how we look out for each other and what support systems mean in our neighborhoods. #Relationships #Detroit #Thanksgiving00Share
maria25+FollowDetroit hospital under fire for lost patient itemsA Detroit woman is reeling after waking up from surgery at Harper Hutzel Hospital to find her prosthetic leg, dentures, clothes, and a necklace holding her mother’s ashes all missing. Imagine trusting a hospital with your care, only to lose your most personal belongings—including something as irreplaceable as a loved one’s ashes. The hospital says they’re investigating, but the family and community are demanding real answers and accountability. This situation has sparked outrage across Detroit, raising big questions about how hospitals protect patient property. How would you feel if this happened to someone you know? #Health #BodyHealth #Detroit10Share
