John Skelton murder case: Preliminary hearing day five

Nearly 15 years after his three young sons vanished on Thanksgiving 2010, John Skelton faces open murder charges in connection with their disappearance. A preliminary hearing is underway to determine if he'll stand trial for their deaths.

John Skelton murder case: Preliminary hearing enters day five

A preliminary hearing for John Skelton, the father of three young boys who disappeared in Morenci, Mich. around Thanksgiving in 2010, continues this morning for the fifth day.

Aspiring rapper, two others charged in $8.1 million check-cashing scheme

The Justice Department charged three people, including a Los Angeles-area rapper, in connection with a multi-million dollar check-cashing scheme.

Video captures Washtenaw County deputy taking Detroit man to ground during traffic stop

Cellphone video captured a Washtenaw County sheriff’s deputy taking a Detroit man to the ground during an unrelated arrest near an active barricade situation in Ypsilanti Township Friday night.

North Carolina warns mobile petting zoo visitors of rabies exposure after baby goats test positive

North Carolina health officials are urging people who touched baby goats at a mobile petting zoo to contact their local health department after several goats tested positive for rabies.

Massive Pabst Blue Ribbon heist in California; brewery issues ultimatum

Montclair Police are investigating two potentially linked cargo thefts at an Anheuser-Busch facility involving $70,000 in missing Pabst Blue Ribbon inventory.

15-year-old charged in Detroit liquor store fatal shooting

A 15-year-old has been charged in connection with a shooting that killed a woman and injured another outside a liquor store on Detroit’s east side earlier this month.

Trump aide ordered to pay nearly $173K over Kalshi bets on speeches

A White House teleprompter operator who used access to President Trump's speeches to bet on what Trump would say has been ordered to pay nearly $173,000, federal regulators announced.

FBI eases hiring ban for applicants with past prostitution encounters

The FBI is ending its automatic hiring ban for applicants with past prostitution encounters and will instead review some cases individually.

Garden Bowl on Woodward celebrates 80 years of business

A Detroit staple is celebrating 80 years of family ownership while providing timeless fun for the community. Garden Bowl on Woodward has been a popular hangout for everything from bowling to sharing a few slices of pizza while checking out a concert or two. FOX 2 caught up with the owner and his staff in the middle of week-long celebrations while honoring a milestone.

Southfield police investigate incident near 11 Mile and Lahser

A police standoff took place in a Southfield neighborhood Friday afternoon after officials say a man was experiencing a mental health crisis.

Family sues Lake Orion Community Schools after a former bus aide harmed child

A civil lawsuit was filed against Lake Orion Community Schools after a former bus aide was sentenced for harming a child with special needs. The incident happened in 2025 and was caught on video which FOX 2 has obtained.

Ambassador Bridge Backup: Suspect arrested after disrupting bridge travel

A major backup of travel was observed on the Ambassador Bridge Friday afternoon after a suspect was arrested in connection with an investigation.