Julie Hinds

Set at an Oregon hospital, the sitcom delivers humor and hope via a cast of oddball characters with assorted foibles and quirks.

Chauncy Glover was an anchor at Los Angeles' KCAL and founder of a program to help young men of color.

Former Sacramento anchor Ty Steele of KCRA-TV announced he's coming to Detroit for a job with NBC affiliate WDIV-TV.

Kress publicly shared his battle with Lyme disease, a bacterial infection spread through tick bits that can have prolonged symptoms.

"Hysteria!" creator Matthew Scott Kane drew from his life and the films and TV shows he grew up loving for horror series set in a Michigan town.

The cult comedy hit showed up on Netflix one day after what was supposed to be its official debut on the streaming site.

The Comedy Central cult hit was set to premiere on Netflix, according to entertainment industry news sites and the streaming platform's own tweet.

Sue Kim's "The Last of the Sea Women" is about the haenyo, older Korean women who dive without oxygen to harvest seafood and protect the ocean.

Sean King O'Grady of metro Detroit is finding a horror niche on Hulu as a co-producer of "Mr. Crocket," a scary tale inspired by children's TV shows.

"Chess Piece: The Elian Gonzalez Story" delves into the media frenzy and geopolitical tensions stirred by the custody battle over a 5-year-old boy.

The Motor City favorites have a new ad campaign with Totino's and will soon mark the arrival of two seasons of "Detroiters" to Netflix.

On Monday, Netflix confirmed that the first two seasons of "Detroiters" would begin streaming Oct. 15. Fans of the beloved show were overjoyed.

Actress Jane Fonda, 86, was at the Franklin Hills Country Club on Wednesday to speak at a fundraiser on behalf of women's heart health.

Rachel LaMont, who hails from Dexter, Michigan, is a user interface designer and will compete against a field that includes former Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett.

Tim Robinson, who hails from Clarkston, is a three-time Emmy winner who'll star in, write and executive produce the project with Zach Kanin.

"Join or Die" documentary focuses on what may be a solution for our divided country: social capital.

The Michigan Wolverines mourned James Earl Jones with a post on X accompanied by the video that plays at Michigan Stadium before football games.

After overcoming challenges in his early years in northern Michigan, James Earl Jones built a brilliant list of credits on stage and TV and in film.

Benj Pasek and Justin Paul now have won Emmys, Grammys, an Oscar and Tonys, winning the Emmy for an "Only Murders in the Building" song.

Detroit, where his family still lives, is a city that is close to Carlos King's heart. It’s also the place where his future career path was set.