Hit and run victim saved by good Samaritan in Redford
Rafael Franklin?s was broken after he was hit by a car in a hit-and-run. Now Rafael has a 12-week recovery and underwent surgery.
Detroit police to have fewer officers on the streets for inactive licenses
An internal audit revealed more than 30 officers worked on inactive licenses, those officers are currently working desk duty until the matter is resolved.
Deer hunting down in Michigan
The concerning trend of falling numbers of deer hunters in Michigan has continued in 2024, according to preliminary statistics from the DNR's online reporting tool that hunters use.
No, automakers don't want to be 'required' to sell EVs
A recent headline in the New York Times claims Detroit's car companies want the Trump administration to make them sell electric vehicles. It's a misleading headline, auto analysts say, and blurs the lines about what companies want from a second Trump presidency.
Pelicans feed on carp at DTE plant
Pelicans are increasingly migrating to Michigan, a pattern that has those who study birds unsure about why. In Monroe County, several pelicans were seen feeding on carp near the DTE power plant.
Farmington Hills Sheetz fight • Detroit Tree Lighting safety plans • Nationwide beef recall
On Friday's News Hit: - Despite strong opposition from residents, a plan to build a Sheetz gas station is still on the table. - Detroit police say they are ready to keep tonight's tree lighting safe for everyone. Here's how. - Ground beef packed in Detroit and distributed to restaurants nationwide is being recalled due to possible E. coli contamination.
Detroit Tree Lighting: Police prepared to keep event safe
Detroit police are ready for the huge crowds expected to fill downtown for Friday's annual tree lighting. Extra officers will be on site, along with metal detectors. Also, no minors without supervision will be allowed.
Opposition rises to proposed Sheetz gas station development
A popular gas station chain is expanding in metro Detroit, but many community members are saying no to the project.
Detroit police working to keep people safe during annual tree lighting
Thousands are expected to be all snuggled in the downtown area, surrounding the incredible tree lighting that has gone on 21 years strong.
Family of 13 displaced by house fire on Rosemary Court
Eva Allen salvaged what she could on Thursday after her home caught fire. Her and her family do not know when they would be reunited, under one roof.
Police officers receive prestigious medal for saving boy's life
Two Warren police officers were awarded the Carnegie Medal for their heroic efforts in saving a child who got electrocuted by a live wire in 2022.
'Ceasefire Choir' sues Detroit over free speech at Campus Martius
The City of Detroit declined to comment on the federal lawsuit, saying they will respond in court. It is not clear if the 'Ceasefire Choir' will be back before that.
Will Garlin Gilchrist run for governor?
There's a curse among lieutenant governors seeking the biggest seat of authority in Michigan - they never win. But while Michigan's current lieutenant governor doesn't believe in the stigma, he also has not said whether he will seek the position.
Warren police officer paralyzed after hunting accident
Nick Kott fell from a tree stand while hunting. Unable to move, it took hours before his family found him and called for a helicopter to airlift him to University Hospital in Ann Arbor.
Covenant House hosts annual 'sleep out' for homeless awareness
Thursday night is the annual 'sleep out' for homeless awarness at the Covenant House -- to help raise awareness about people who experience living without a place to call home.
Eastpointe man who killed mom expressionless during sentencing
An Eastpointe man who killed his own mom and then dumped her body in a storm drain will sepnd decades in prison. When he was in court on Thursday, his expression never changed as he was sentenced to spend at least 26 years in prison.
Artists gear up for Royal Oak Market: Art Fair Edition
More than 60 artists will be at the Royal Oak Farmers Market on Thursday and Friday, showcasing and selling their art.
Orion Twp explosion displaces residents • DTW expects more holiday travel • Driver released after fatal crash
On Thursday's News Hit: - Numerous people were forced to leave their homes after a condo explosion in Orion Township caused damage to nearby homes. - Detroit Metro anticipates that more than 4 million people will pass through the airport this holiday season. - A family is questioning why a driver who caused a deadly crash was released from custody.
Orion Township explosion displaces numerous residents
Eighteen condos suffered damage in an Orion Township condo explosion, leaving those residents displaced just before the holidays. It isn't clear when those people will be able to return to their homes, but the investigation into what exactly led to the blast is expected to take about a month.
Seat belt use rate dropping
More people are not using their seat belts, a choice that could be deadly.