April Morton

Fourgrounds, a Plymouth coffee shop owned by Local 4, has launched a new pastry menu featuring handmade sweets from Bittersweet Bakery in Westland.

Pine Hall, a new restaurant atop Detroit's Hudson's building, pays homage to the historic Pine Room with nostalgic menu.

A recent segment on Detroit's 'Live in the D' explored how AI tools like ChatGPT are increasingly used for personal advice and emotional support, beyond their original work and school applications.

“Car Stars” is a new musical debuting at Meadowbrook Theatre that celebrates Detroit’s automotive legacy through original songs and a comedic storyline reflecting the city’s spirit.

Square One, Eats and Treats in Waterford is a restaurant where owner Robert Milner hand-make all noodles and sauces daily, reflecting their passion for scratch-made food.

The Aretha Franklin Amphitheater will host a free Back to School Send-Off event on August 28, providing families with backpacks, community resources, and a financial wellness workshop from Chase Bank.

Jon Jordan, Local 4’s Lifestyle Editor, discussed school fashion trends and related topics on his ‘Trending Tuesday’ segment as some Michigan students returned to school.

Ian Ouzts from Michigan Humane shared dog park tips on 'Live in the D' for National Dog Day, highlighting signs your dog may need a break, such as shying away or seeking solitude.

August is National Sandwich Month, and as students prepare to return to school, sandwiches remain a popular and convenient meal option. "Live in the D" Reporter April Morton interviewed Eric Hansen, about making yummy sandwiches.

Movie reviewer Greg Russell discusses two films on 'Live in the D.' 'The Whisper Man' and 'The Last Sunrise."