Waterford landmark Fork n' Pint suffers massive early morning fire
Crews worked to contain the hot spots ? and begin the investigation of a possible cause. No major injuries were reported, but a firefighter did hurt their hand.
Fork N' Pint destroyed by fire
A fire Thursday morning destroyed Fork N' Pint in Waterford Township. The fire chief said the building was a total loss and had begun collapsing as firefighters battled the flames.
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Declining breast cancer numbers but there's still work to do
There's good news in the fight against breast cancer as numbers are declining -- but the fight isn't done.
Fork N' Pint catches fire
Fork N' Pint in Waterford Township burned Thursday morning. Details about the fire, including the cause and any injuries, are unknown.
Ex-Grand Rapids officer murder trial resumes after defense asks for mistrial
Moments after the prosecution rested its case, the defense requested to have the trial dismissed entirely. This request was based on testimony from two out-of-state witnesses for the prosecution, who spoke about former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr?s use of force during his deadly confrontation with Patrick Lyoya.
State's MI Home Loan Program helping potential owners
Starting May 1, qualifying homebuyers can use the program to buy a home for up to $544,233 - up from the previous max price of $224,500. This increase also applies to the First-Generation Down Payment Assistance Program.
Aviation STEM days at Tuskegee Museum helps open doors for students of color
Students got to learn about careers in STEM and organizers believe an early introduction to these career paths can be a game changer.
Federal budget cuts impact Redford food pantry leading to money shortfall
A benefit named The Big Event is on May 8 at Redford Union High School.
Taylor child mauled by dog in Robbinwood Villa Mobile Home Park
The girl wandered away from her home in the Robbinwood Villa Mobile Home Park at about 10:30 a.m. when the attack took place. She suffered serious injuries with bites to her face, but her wounds are not life-threatening.
Ripple effect of tariffs impact the housing market
When you factor in a possible additional tax on building materials from Canada and elsewhere, the real estate market is bracing for impact. Even the threat of a tariff can have long-term ramifications.
YouthUp Mobile Unit from Detroit Phoenix Center helps kids in need
The 40-foot-long motor coach equipped with a kitchen, showers, a gaming center ? and a private space to speak with a counselor or case worker. It also provides clothing, food and other resources.
Detroit police shut down Sting strip club on Michigan Avenue
An exotic dancer nightclub has been shut down by Detroit police after it was discovered minors had been allowed in last Saturday.
Prosecutor questions police captain over foot pursuit policy
The Kent County prosecutor cross-examined a police captain on the stand following testimony about Christopher Schurr's actions in the moments leading up to shooting Patrick Lyoya.
Police captain walks court through ex-officer's deadly shooting
Christopher Schurr was reasonably fearing for his life or great bodily harm when he shot Patrick Lyoya, a Grand Rapids police captain told the court on day 3 of the trial.
Defense asks for mistrial in Christopher Schurr murder trial
The defense attorneys for Christopher Schurr pressed the court for a mistrial based on the testimony from two witnesses brought by the prosecution. The judge quashed the request.
Police expert talks Schurr's use of deadly force
Nicholas Bloomfield has studied police tactics and the case of Christopher Schurr fatally shooting Patrick Lyoya. He told the court a reasonable officer would not have used deadly force.
Whitmer on changing relationship with Trump
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sat down with Roop Raj on Tuesday, hours after President Donald Trump visited Michigan and announced new fighter jets coming to Selfridge Air National Guard base. During that conversation, she discussed her changing relationship with the president and her reaction to the military news.
Expert describes when Christopher Schurr should have stopped pursuing Patrick Lyoya
A law professor who studies the tactics of police and public safety, including a concept of officer-created jeopardy, told the court when he believed Christopher Schurr should have stopped pursuing Patrick Lyoya.
Hyperbaric chamber explosion hearing scheduled
Four employees of the Oxford Center in Troy will be in court Wednesday for a probable cause conference stemming from a hyperbaric chamber explosion that killed 5-year-old Thomas Cooper.