Black Lives Matter Movement

Detroit Will Breathe marched on day 18 of protests following the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

The Emagine Theater in Royal Oak is set to host a Juneteenth film festival June 19-25, honoring the work of Black actors, screenwriters and filmmakers.

Michigan's Attorney General announced seven proposals as part of a series of actions for police reform as millions protest use of force by police across the country.

A new partnership has been reached in Wayne County to improve relations between the police and the communities they've agreed to protect and serve, as protesters plan another night to demonstrate against police brutality and racism.

Cooper did not press charges back in 2014. At the time she said the guards were poorly trained, but there was no criminal intent. She also believed she couldn't win the case. 

In December, FOX 2 featured Pastor Barry and their Affordable Housing Initiative - their business incubator in the basement of the church, and their successful efforts to find and create meaningful employment to lift people out of poverty. That story - went viral.

 As the president of the Detroit Federation of Teachers, Martin is Concerned for himself and his son, a smart 13-year-old with a bright future. But his innocence and youth are being chipped away every time he hears about another Black person killed by police.

A public meeting is set Tuesday night with the Shelby Township Board of Trustees to decide the fate of the city's police chief.

A strange confrontation was caught on camera at a Livonia Kroger, where a white woman stood behind a Black woman's car and refused to let her leave the parking lot.

The city of Detroit has removed a bust of explorer Christopher Columbus from a spot downtown near City Hall on Jefferson after 110 years. 

Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence talked with us about the impact of George Floyd's life and death and how it's inspiring change now with the proposal of the Justice in Policing Act.

Protesters are setting up shop outside Detroit Public Safety headquarters for the third straight week in protests to keep police accountable.

On a picture perfect day, families gathered in downtown Ferndale supporting Black Lives Matter and standing up against police brutality. This march is different because it’s geared towards our youngest generation. 

The mayor, and Harper Woods police chief - came to the protest to answer questions surrounding the death of Priscilla Slater - who died in a holding cell in the city's lockup this week.

The National Action Network is calling for change among the Detroit suburb police departments after a Black delivery driver was arrested after being parked on the wrong side of the road.

"There have been so many lives lost over the years that I think it is an honor to pay tribute to them," Thorne said. "Whether it is during the Civil Rights era or more recent times, just to give honor to them, to pay tribute to them. A lot of times we hear the names but we do not see the faces.  And here not only can you hear the name or see the name, but you can put a face to it as well."

"There is no possible way that police taking care of her, would not see someone was in a serious medical need and obtain medical help," Fieger said. "She didn't just up and die in the jail. She was there for 36 hours."