Detroit police looking for teens who threw rocks from viaduct onto cars, people
This goes beyond kids just being kids. It started as trespassing for two teens - but doesn’t end there. They began throwing rocks.
Troy employee, volunteer firefighter charged with criminal sexual conduct
Brian Dodoro is charged with nine counts of first degree criminal sexual conduct.
Rise in domestic violence cases in Macomb County means awareness has increased
The numbers are startling and the prosecutor says he expects it to continue to rise - but he believes its because more people know what to look out for.
Michigan Army National Guard lends help to ravaged areas from hurricanes Helene and Milton
Their Chinook helicopters the perfect tools to transport people and vehicles - for search and rescue.
Absentee ballots in Michigan: What do their numbers say?
The number of absentee ballots requested and returned this presidential cycle is down from 2020 election. Despite mail-in votes favoring Democrats, the party is not worried about the drop-off, instead arguing the pandemic had a large influence over people's decision to use the method.
DTE works to ease concerns after utility imposters murdered Rochester Hills man
Many Metro Detroit resident have returned home to find a message on the door saying "Sorry we missed you" for a gas safety inspection. Do you think the note really came from DTE?
Warren clerk at odds with county clerk over ballot counting
The city clerk of Warren and the county clerk of Macomb disagree over the former's decision to wait until election day to ready absentee ballots for counting, despite the state allowing up to eight days to pre-process them.
Imams Council of Michigan tell voters 'genocide is on the ballot'
The Imams Council of Michigan expressed horror and outrage at what they called an inhumane attack on a hospital in central Gaza by Israeli forces.
Ex-employees at Bobcat Bonnies protest restaurant
Upset over their firing, ex-employees of Bobcat Bonnies protested outside the company's location in Ferndale.
Clarkston doctor admits to exposing genitals at Somerset mall
Charles Yee, a licensed doctor out of Clarkston, pled guilty to two offenses of exposing his genitals to customers at a mall in Troy this week. The 58-year-old is expected to be sentenced in November.
Could the Oxford shooter get a new sentence?
The Oxford High School shooter was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. However, his new legal team is arguing new evidence including proof he may suffer from his mom's drinking while she was pregnant should be reason enough for a new hearing.
Livingston County sheriff encourages Howell residents to vote against dispensaries
Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy took to the sheriff's office Facebook page earlier this month to encourage voters not to approve marijuana dispensaries in the city of Howell.
Livingston County Sheriff pushes against marijuana dispensaries
As Howell voters prepare to decide if the city should have dispensaries, the Livingston County Sheriff is pushing against these establishments, saying that "that's not our community."
Oxford High School shooter sentence appeal • James White leaving DPD • Bobcat Bonnie's Ypsilanti closes
On Thursday's News Hit: - A push to appeal the Oxford High School shooter's life without parole sentence goes to court today. - Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is now looking to fill the police chief role as James White heads to the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network. - Workers from Bobcat Bonnie's in Ypsilanti are taking to the picket line outside the Ferndale location after their restaurant shuttered this week.
DPD Chief James White to leave for Wayne Integrated Health Network CEO post
The chief has always led with his background in mental health, while leading the department of 2,500.
Kroger accused of surge pricing, planning to incorporate it with facial recognition software
Detroit Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib wrote a letter to the head of Kroger accusing the grocery chain of using facial recognition and behavioral tracking technology as part of a digital price tag program that she says could result in price gouging and discrimination.
Young girls escape and get help in Livonia stranger danger incident, which ends in arrest
She says it happened around Seven Mile Road and Loveland, and they believed the guy to be some sort of delivery driver.
Hazel Park High School collects aid for hurricane victims
Hazel Park's Connections Club loaded up the supplies to help victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Election security and misinformation town hall held in Sterling Heights
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel was among the guests setting the record straight on election security Wednesday.
Farmington Hills man wrongfully arrested with facial recognition technology, wins settlement
Civil Rights advocates are calling the settlement "groundbreaking." Robert Williams' lawsuit has triggered a review of facial recognition software by DPD, as a result.