Jay Towers and Superman director James Gunn go 1-on-1
The new movie comes to theaters Friday and director James Gunn spoke to our Superman expert Jay Towers on taking the comic book legend to the screen and launching the new DC movie universe.
Detroit police ramp up curfew enforcement after summer teen shootings
FULL PRESSER: Overtime will be approved and with DPD staffing at 99 percent Duggan said the enforcement units may even be kept out past 5 a.m. for instances where the intelligence suggests a planned event may be happening later in the morning.
DPD youth violence presser
Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison addresses the rampant disregard for the city curfew amid a rash of teen shootings this summer.
Guadalupe River jumped almost 19 feet in an hour
When the Guadalupe River flooded this weekend in Texas, it jumped from 1 1/2 feet to 20 feet in less than an hour.
FBI says Jeffrey Epstein didn't have a 'client list'
The FBI and Department of Justice said convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein did not have a client list, despite Attorney General Pam Bondi eluding to its existence earlier this year.
At least 82 killed in Texas floods
At least 82 people are dead after catastrophic flooding in Texas' Hill Country.
McLaren Macomb employees on strike
Workers at McLaren Macomb are on strike Monday as they fight against what they call poor wages and unfair labor practices.
Police up curfew enforcement after 2-year-old shot in Detroit
Detroit police say they will be cracking down on curfew enforcements for minors after two juveniles were detained in connection with a shooting that wounded a 2-year-old boy. The boy was watching fireworks when he was hit by a stray bullet over Fourth of July weekend.
Vigil held for boy killed in crash, the heat dies down and more
Dave Spencer hosts the 10 p.m. news for July 6.
Vigil held for 3-year-old boy killed in hit and run
Family and friends gathered to celebrate the life of a 3-year-old who was killed in a hit and run, and to support his mother and sister who were injured in the same crash.
Franklin Athletic Club helps keep kids busy all summer
FOX 2 News at 6 p.m. - streaming to your smart TV
HD Show: 2-year-old shot in Detroit, Netanyahu to meet with Trump, tragedy in Texas and more
Dave Spencer hosts the July 6, HD Show.
Toddler struck by bullet, expected to survive
Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison vows to crack down on curfew after a child was struck by a bullet late Saturday night.
Hoffa Mystery Solved: A Night Of Groundbreaking Revelations
ogmediaevents.com
Deadly house explosion in Detroit, road rage arrest in Dearborn, Royal Oak Taco Fest and more
Dave Kinchen hosts the 10 p.m. news for July 5, 2025.
Woman killed in Saturday afternoon house explosion
Executive Fire Commissioner Chuck Simms confirmed that a woman in her mid 40s was killed, and a 46-year-old man was burned when the house they were in exploded just before 4 p.m. July 5.
Veterans, homeless given food, toiletries on Fourth of July
Rev. Michael C. Jones says he's been doing this for decades. He's a Navy vet who was once homeless. What inspired him to do this annually was a chance encounter he had 36 years ago at Belle Isle. He says he saw a homeless vet who wanted some food at Belle Isle, but no one would give him any. So, Pastor Mike did. And since then, he's been a vet serving other vets and homeless people. He teamed up with the Eastern Stars organization and, separately, the All Star Giveback, a charity started by Tarence Wheeler and former Piston Derrick Coleman. Both brought food and clothes to give to whoever needs it.
2 charged in playground shooting, 3 critical after westside shooting, man arrested in fireworks shooting
Dave Kinchen hosts the July 5, 6 p.m. news.
House explodes on Detroit's east side
At about 4 p.m. a house exploded in the 19400 block of McCormick Street on Detroit's east side. The house was in the area of I-94 and Moross. The cause of the explosion wasn't immediately known. At least one person was injured, and another is still missing.
66-year-old man dies in Dearborn Heights house fire
On Friday at 11 a.m., officials say they were called to the 17000 block of Wood Street because of a fire. When they arrived, officials said smoke and heavy fire were seen coming out of the second-story window. A neighbor then told firefighters that a man was still inside. Crews then knocked down the door and took a 66-year-old man out of the home. He was then taken to a hospital where he later died.