Call Me Maybe Not, Metro Detroit and Major U.S. Cities Hit by Massive Cell Outage, AT&T Takes the Fall
A widespread cellular network outage affected millions in the U.S., with AT&T users most impacted. The issue was attributed to a technical error during network expansion, not a cyber attack.
Alabama Babies in Legal Limbo, Court Freezes IVF with Embryo-as-Child Ruling
Alabama's Supreme Court ruled embryos as "children," causing UAB to halt IVF treatments amid legal concerns. The decision spurs potential wrongful death suits and sociopolitical debates around religious influence in policy.
Cellular Blackout, Metro Detroiters Among Millions Hit by Nationwide Phone Frenzy
A nationwide cellular service outage affected major carriers, including AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, with AT&T users reporting widespread disruptions. Emergency services were impacted, but carriers are working to restore service.
Detroit Community and Police Seek Assistance in Search for Missing 27-Year-Old Woman, Brianna Blow
Detroit police are searching for Brianna Blow, missing since February 1. Blow is described as 5'3", 175 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. She wore a pink jacket, black shirt, and pants. Tips can be reported to (313) 596-5940.
Detroit Accelerates Efforts to Bridge Digital Divide Before Connectivity Program Deadline
Detroit is accelerating efforts to sign up residents for the Affordable Connectivity Program, which offers discounts on internet service and devices for eligible individuals, as the Feb. 7 deadline nears.












