As coronavirus cases rise in state, doctor says randomness of patients is 'part of the scariness'
Chittick says at Royal Oak Beaumont they have seen a steady increase in cases a majority of those patients being older with underlying health issues.
Man shot multiple times found in parking lot of Eastland Center
According to a witness, a silver Chevrolet Malibu fled the area onto E. Vernier towards I-94. There are two suspects, both Black males in their 20s, with slim builds, approximately 5 feet, 6 inches wearing surgical masks, one was wearing a dark hoodie and the other was wearing a light gray hoodie.
FBI announces Iran, Russia election interference efforts obtaining voter registration data
Russia and Iran have obtained some voter registration data in an attempt to interfere in the U.S. election, the FBI announced during a press conference on Wednesday.
Michigan to allow indoor visits at longterm care facilities for first time during COVID-19 pandemic
The state of Michigan will permit indoor visitation at longterm car facilities for the first time since March.
Southfield's Umoja Fine Arts Gallery of African-American art holds The Original Art Show Oct. 23, 24
The word Umoja in Swahili means unity - and the gallery believes their mission encourages this idea in the community.
Detroit man charged with assault, torture of pregnant girlfriend
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office has charged Billy Cromer, 30, of Detroit, with assault with intent to do great bodily harm, torture and felonious assault.
As statewide Covid cases rise, so does concerns by parents on in-person learning
The numbers right now are the highest in the Upper Peninsula followed by the west side of the state. It is an increase school officials on the west side of Michigan are paying close attention to, notifying their school communities that, as a worst-case scenario, schools may have to shift to a distance learning model until cases decline.
Driving FORCE award winners honored for keeping the peace in Detroit protests
Some major cities saw some peaceful protests marred by unrest, but Detroit did not. This is mainly due to people like Minister Fuqua Bey and his team that put themselves between the protesters and the police to de-escalate the situation.
Original elevator from old Hudson's building getting new life in Bloomfield Hills home
An original elevator from the Hudson's building in downtown Detroit is being restored to its former glory at a new home in Bloomfield Hills.
Thousands of Detroiters already hired for FCA's new Mack Ave plant
Detroit mayor Mike Duggan held a news conference Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020 to speak on the hiring rate of Detroiters at FCA's new assembly plant on Mack Avenue.
Detroit's Ford Field to hold election equipment for counting votes
Detroit's Ford Field will be home to thousands of ballots this election as the Lions and the city partner to help ensure a secure election.
Pfizer to start testing COVID-19 vaccine in kids
Last week, Pfizer Inc. received permission to test its vaccine in U.S. kids as young as 12, one of only a handful of attempts around the world to start exploring if any experimental shots being pushed for adults also can protect children.
Active barricaded gunman in Taylor, Detroit Council approves Amazon land sale, unemployment benefits extended
Roseville police are still working out what happened amid conflicting reports from a basketball complex where a 26-year-old man was fatally shot.
Trump calls Fauci a 'disaster,' says people are tired of hearing about COVID-19
President Donald Trump sought Monday to buck up his campaign staffers two weeks from Election Day, dismissing the cautionary coronavirus advice of his scientific experts as well as polling showing him trailing Democratic rival Joe Biden across key battleground states.
Man accused of slitting throat of pregnant ex-girlfriend in Clinton Twp. arrested in West Virginia
Police are searching for a man they said slit his pregnant ex-girlfriend's threat in the parking lot of the Clinton Township police station.
Woman recovers after 31 days on ventilator with COVID-19
Heather-Elizabeth Brown, an Emory University graduate and ordained minister now living in Detroit, was working as a police chaplain in early April of 2020 when she started not feeling well.
All we know about Whitmer kidnapping plot, 3 shooting suspects loose in West Bloomfield, movie theaters reopen
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and the U.S. Department of Justice have filed charges against a total of 13 men, six on the federal level and seven on the state level, with multiple charges including domestic terrorism and conspiracy.
Pence, Harris clash in first VP debate, Mich. Senate returns to Lansing, hidden razor blades on political sign
Vice President Mike Pence and California Sen.
Sterling Heights Police save man attempting suicide live on Facebook
Sterling Heights Police are crediting an officer for his quick actions in saving a man's life
Whitmer to hold election press conference, counties make COVID-19 plans, Trump returns to White House
Governor Gretchen Whitmer will discuss voting safely on Election Day on Tuesday in her first press conference since the Michigan Supreme Court struck down her COVID-19 executive orders issued since the end of April.