Christmas 'Grinch' steals decorations from Warren home
The Warren resident said just 12 hours after he bought new decorations, someone came and scooped up the lights.
The Warren resident said just 12 hours after he bought new decorations, someone came and scooped up the lights.
Black ice leads to over a hundred crashes over the holiday weekend, says MSP
Several days after Friday?s storm froze freeway traffic for hours, FOX 2 saw the battle scars from the dozens of crashes caused by ice, including missing front bumpers and grills that were ripped off, broken axils and missing headlights.
Several days after Friday?s storm froze freeway traffic for hours, FOX 2 saw the battle scars from the dozens of crashes caused by ice, including missing front bumpers and grills that were ripped off, broken axils and missing headlights.
Experts warn Cyber Monday shoppers to browse with caution
Experts say there are many things to look out for when looking for the perfect holiday gift on the internet.
Experts say there are many things to look out for when looking for the perfect holiday gift on the internet.
Why police stop chasing vehicles as they enter another city or town
An alleged drunk driver was chased by police from across metro Detroit when Warren police stepped in to help bring it to an end. But then they stopped.
An alleged drunk driver was chased by police from across metro Detroit when Warren police stepped in to help bring it to an end. But then they stopped.
Retired journalist urges Detroit to shake off its 'nostalgia poisoning'
Nancy Derringer believes one way of using the past to move forward is at Michigan Central Station.
Nancy Derringer believes one way of using the past to move forward is at Michigan Central Station.
President Biden's blanket pardon of Hunter gets mixed reception
Republicans are crying fowl while some Democrats are defending it, claiming Hunter Biden was singled out because he?s the president's son.
Republicans are crying fowl while some Democrats are defending it, claiming Hunter Biden was singled out because he?s the president's son.
Police officer charged in the death of Patrick Lyoya in 2022
The officer was later fired and charged with second degree murder. While he maintains his actions were justified, the state's highest court disagrees.
The officer was later fired and charged with second degree murder. While he maintains his actions were justified, the state's highest court disagrees.
Community gathers to remember man who died in Lodge Freeway car crash
Less than 24 hours after celebrating Thanksgiving a Metro Detroit family was forced to deal with tragedy.
Less than 24 hours after celebrating Thanksgiving a Metro Detroit family was forced to deal with tragedy.
Detroit teens have been living on porch for months
Neighbors on Detroit's west side have grown nervous about two young teens that have been sleeping outside on a porch, using the area to rest.
Neighbors on Detroit's west side have grown nervous about two young teens that have been sleeping outside on a porch, using the area to rest.
Detroit community violence intervention programs praised for crime reduction
The past three months - usually known as the most violent of the year in Detroit - has seen a big reduction in shooting thanks to the city's ShotStopper program.
The past three months - usually known as the most violent of the year in Detroit - has seen a big reduction in shooting thanks to the city's ShotStopper program.
94-year-old Detroit woman needs new roof
Hannah Flack says a patch job was done but its not enough to keep her mom?s elderly neighbor, who lives at Seven Mile and Meyers Road.
Hannah Flack says a patch job was done but its not enough to keep her mom?s elderly neighbor, who lives at Seven Mile and Meyers Road.
Meet the Detroit Lions' 'Sticky Note Guy'
Behind ever great commentator is the number's guy - someone to balance the play-by-play and the color with some numbers to back up what fans are seeing. That guy is Mike Bratta, otherwise known as the 'sticky note guy'
Behind ever great commentator is the number's guy - someone to balance the play-by-play and the color with some numbers to back up what fans are seeing. That guy is Mike Bratta, otherwise known as the 'sticky note guy'
Mayor Duggan talks ShotStopper success in Detroit violent crime reduction
Mayor Mike Duggan and two grass roots groups from the ShotStopper program - Negas Vu of the People's Community and Ray Winans of Friends and Family talk about the program.
Mayor Mike Duggan and two grass roots groups from the ShotStopper program - Negas Vu of the People's Community and Ray Winans of Friends and Family talk about the program.
Michigan, OSU fined after fights • Stellantis CEO resigns • President Biden pardons son Hunter
On Monday's News Hit: - After several fights broke out on the field following Michigan's win over Ohio State,, both schools are now facing a big fine. - Over the weekend, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigned with a letter effective immediately. - President Joe Biden has signed a pardon for his son, Hunter Biden.
On Monday's News Hit: - After several fights broke out on the field following Michigan's win over Ohio State,, both schools are now facing a big fine. - Over the weekend, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigned with a letter effective immediately. - President Joe Biden has signed a pardon for his son, Hunter Biden.
Michigan, Ohio State postgame fights lead to big fines for both schools
Both the University of Michigan and Ohio State University were slapped with $100,000 from the Big Ten Conference for postgame fights that broke out on the field Saturday.
Both the University of Michigan and Ohio State University were slapped with $100,000 from the Big Ten Conference for postgame fights that broke out on the field Saturday.
THE INTERVIEW: Should the U.S. Create a National Bitcoin Reserve? Experts Weigh In
Amid growing interest in cryptocurrencies, advocates are urging President-elect Donald Trump to establish a national reserve of Bitcoin, following news that 12 Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. attracted $6.2 billion in November. Financial expert David Sacco spoke with Hilary Golston about the potential implications of such a move, highlighting the risks and benefits of holding Bitcoin as a national asset. The conversation explores the intersection of traditional finance and digital currencies, questioning how the government might navigate this rapidly evolving space while maintaining economic stability.
Amid growing interest in cryptocurrencies, advocates are urging President-elect Donald Trump to establish a national reserve of Bitcoin, following news that 12 Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. attracted $6.2 billion in November. Financial expert David Sacco spoke with Hilary Golston about the potential implications of such a move, highlighting the risks and benefits of holding Bitcoin as a national asset. The conversation explores the intersection of traditional finance and digital currencies, questioning how the government might navigate this rapidly evolving space while maintaining economic stability.
THE INTERVIEW: Can the U.S. Military Legally Carry Out Deportations?
The potential use of the U.S. military for deporting illegal immigrants raises significant legal and constitutional questions. While the military plays a vital role in national security, its involvement in domestic law enforcement, including immigration enforcement, is restricted by the Posse Comitatus Act, which limits military intervention in civilian matters. Experts argue that using military personnel for deportations could blur the lines between military and civilian functions, potentially violating legal principles that protect individual rights and limit the scope of military power. These legal complexities underscore the challenges of employing the armed forces in immigration policy enforcement.
The potential use of the U.S. military for deporting illegal immigrants raises significant legal and constitutional questions. While the military plays a vital role in national security, its involvement in domestic law enforcement, including immigration enforcement, is restricted by the Posse Comitatus Act, which limits military intervention in civilian matters. Experts argue that using military personnel for deportations could blur the lines between military and civilian functions, potentially violating legal principles that protect individual rights and limit the scope of military power. These legal complexities underscore the challenges of employing the armed forces in immigration policy enforcement.
Canterbury Village donates more than $15,000 to Jay's Juniors.
Canterbury Village donated $15,403.00 to Jay?s Juniors. The money came from ticket sales from the Canterbury Holiday Stroll and the Canterbury Halloween Stroll.
Canterbury Village donated $15,403.00 to Jay?s Juniors. The money came from ticket sales from the Canterbury Holiday Stroll and the Canterbury Halloween Stroll.
Ski season officially opens in Michigan
Camille Amiri reports from Pine Knob just a few hours after the slopes opened for the year in 2024.
Camille Amiri reports from Pine Knob just a few hours after the slopes opened for the year in 2024.
Man proposes at Campus Martius
Devin Floyd proposed to Megan Pierzchala at Campus Martius in Detroit Nov. 29.
Devin Floyd proposed to Megan Pierzchala at Campus Martius in Detroit Nov. 29.