Pastor speaks out after gun pulled during funeral
FOX 2 got the security cam video that shows the panic among guests at the New McFall Brothers Funeral Home on Dexter. The good news is that no one was hurt as people ran for safety. When people saw the gun, they started running and grabbing their belongings. The pastor, who is also a licensed therapist, says he knew he had to act quickly.
FOX 2 got the security cam video that shows the panic among guests at the New McFall Brothers Funeral Home on Dexter. The good news is that no one was hurt as people ran for safety. When people saw the gun, they started running and grabbing their belongings. The pastor, who is also a licensed therapist, says he knew he had to act quickly.
FBI: Temple Israel attack was 'Hezbollah-inspired act of terrorism'
Federal officials said Ayman Mohammad Ghazali had purchased firearms, ammunition, and gasoline ahead of a planned attack on the synagogue. He fatally shot himself after exchanging gunfire with security officials.
Federal officials said Ayman Mohammad Ghazali had purchased firearms, ammunition, and gasoline ahead of a planned attack on the synagogue. He fatally shot himself after exchanging gunfire with security officials.
Temple Israel attack leads to further defense funding for Jewish houses of worship
About $700 million has been raised to increase security at Metro Detroit Jewish buildings in the wake of the Temple Israel attack.
About $700 million has been raised to increase security at Metro Detroit Jewish buildings in the wake of the Temple Israel attack.
Detroit pastor confronted by armed man during funeral
Five people were arrested after a man brandished a firearm at a Detroit funeral home on Saturday. A gun was pulled out by someone who was among those attending a funeral at the New McFall Brothers Funeral Home around 11 a.m. It happened after a pastor administering the service had asked guests to shift around the room.
Five people were arrested after a man brandished a firearm at a Detroit funeral home on Saturday. A gun was pulled out by someone who was among those attending a funeral at the New McFall Brothers Funeral Home around 11 a.m. It happened after a pastor administering the service had asked guests to shift around the room.
Neighbors angry over trash dumped at abandoned apartment
FOX 2 went to Southfield and talked with residents who say they are sick of the eyesore in their community.
FOX 2 went to Southfield and talked with residents who say they are sick of the eyesore in their community.
(Full press conference): FBI gives Temple Israel attack update on gunman
The FBI Detroit Special Agent in Charge delivered information about the gunman and his motivations linked to the terror group Hezbollah.
The FBI Detroit Special Agent in Charge delivered information about the gunman and his motivations linked to the terror group Hezbollah.
TSA agents could start receiving backpay soon
TSA agents who have been working without pay during the partial government shutdown could receive paychecks as soon as Monday.
TSA agents who have been working without pay during the partial government shutdown could receive paychecks as soon as Monday.
DMC to host annual Community Baby Shower to help expectant mothers
The Alpha Kappa Alphas hosted a baby supplies drive Sunday with all of the donations going to the Mother’s Closet for new moms who deliver at DMC Sinai-Grace Hospital, as well as the April 13 DMC Black Maternal Health Week Community Baby Shower.
The Alpha Kappa Alphas hosted a baby supplies drive Sunday with all of the donations going to the Mother’s Closet for new moms who deliver at DMC Sinai-Grace Hospital, as well as the April 13 DMC Black Maternal Health Week Community Baby Shower.
St. Baldrick's raises funds for childhood cancer research
More than $8 million dollars has been raised by the charity over the 18 years that they have been shaving heads to raise money and awareness for childhood cancer research.
More than $8 million dollars has been raised by the charity over the 18 years that they have been shaving heads to raise money and awareness for childhood cancer research.
Annual "Ass Mass" held at local church
The Church of the Messiah in Detroit held it's 15th annual "Ass Mass" where they tell the story of why Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey and not a horse like most kings.
The Church of the Messiah in Detroit held it's 15th annual "Ass Mass" where they tell the story of why Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey and not a horse like most kings.
Annual 'Ass Mass' held for Palm Sunday at local church
The Church of the Messiah in Detroit held it's 15th annual "Ass Mass" where they tell the story of why Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey and not a horse like most kings.
The Church of the Messiah in Detroit held it's 15th annual "Ass Mass" where they tell the story of why Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey and not a horse like most kings.
Fans cheer on Michigan, MSU in sweet 16
Michigan has punched its ticket to the Elite Eight, sparking celebrations across Metro Detroit. Meanwhile, Michigan State is still battling to secure its own spot, keeping fans on edge as the tournament intensity builds.
Michigan has punched its ticket to the Elite Eight, sparking celebrations across Metro Detroit. Meanwhile, Michigan State is still battling to secure its own spot, keeping fans on edge as the tournament intensity builds.
Spring thaw brings new round of potholes in Michigan
Potholes aren’t sudden defects, but the end result of a sustained structural failure. Water infiltrates the asphalt, freezes and expands, then contracts as it thaws, creating internal fissures. Over time, that repeated stress fractures the pavement from within, and traffic delivers the final blow. Then we’re left with these gaping holes causing issues for drivers. MDOT has a total annual budget of about $6.5 billion to $7.5 billion. Roughly 20% of non-winter maintenance goes to potholes.
Potholes aren’t sudden defects, but the end result of a sustained structural failure. Water infiltrates the asphalt, freezes and expands, then contracts as it thaws, creating internal fissures. Over time, that repeated stress fractures the pavement from within, and traffic delivers the final blow. Then we’re left with these gaping holes causing issues for drivers. MDOT has a total annual budget of about $6.5 billion to $7.5 billion. Roughly 20% of non-winter maintenance goes to potholes.
Retired Detroit sergeant linked to sixth assault case
Benjamin Wagner, 68, has been charged with kidnapping, first-degree criminal sexual conduct, and third-degree criminal sexual conduct stemming from an alleged 2002 crime involving a 14-year-old. This is the sixth kidnapping and rape Wagner has been linked to. According to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office, the newly identified victim was walking to a school bus in the 15000 block of Trinity Street on Oct. 15, 2002 when Wagner allegedly pointed a gun at her, ordered her away from the scene, and sexually assaulted her.
Benjamin Wagner, 68, has been charged with kidnapping, first-degree criminal sexual conduct, and third-degree criminal sexual conduct stemming from an alleged 2002 crime involving a 14-year-old. This is the sixth kidnapping and rape Wagner has been linked to. According to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office, the newly identified victim was walking to a school bus in the 15000 block of Trinity Street on Oct. 15, 2002 when Wagner allegedly pointed a gun at her, ordered her away from the scene, and sexually assaulted her.
Metro Detroit working to help TSA workers as DHS shutdown continues
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to give TSA workers back pay after going weeks without it due to the partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to give TSA workers back pay after going weeks without it due to the partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security.
Wild crash caught on Royal Oak police dashcam of suspected drunk driver
Courtesy: Royal Oak Police Department on Facebook. The crash took place in the early morning hours of March 22 at 13 Mile and Main Street.
Courtesy: Royal Oak Police Department on Facebook. The crash took place in the early morning hours of March 22 at 13 Mile and Main Street.
Ronia's Rundown: Viral Brooklyn guy, bringing malls back and NCAA Tournament
FOX 2 Detroit Live Anchor Ronia Shamona joins Aaron Jordan to discuss a number of trending stories, including a man from Brooklyn going viral for his reaction to ICE at airports, Gen-Z helping malls make a comeback and the NCAA Tournament rolling on.
FOX 2 Detroit Live Anchor Ronia Shamona joins Aaron Jordan to discuss a number of trending stories, including a man from Brooklyn going viral for his reaction to ICE at airports, Gen-Z helping malls make a comeback and the NCAA Tournament rolling on.
Championship courts made in Michigan
As the NCAA Tournament rolls through its second round, the courts they're playing on have a connection to the Great Lakes State. Zach Riberdy with Connor Sports in Crystal Falls, Michigan discusses how the company got involved in making these championship courts.
As the NCAA Tournament rolls through its second round, the courts they're playing on have a connection to the Great Lakes State. Zach Riberdy with Connor Sports in Crystal Falls, Michigan discusses how the company got involved in making these championship courts.
House Republicans push back on DHS funding bill
The U.S. House resists a bill passed unanimously by the Senate that would pay TSA workers, but not fund immigration enforcement. Oakland University Political Science Chair Dr. Peter Trumbore discusses the possible fallout.
The U.S. House resists a bill passed unanimously by the Senate that would pay TSA workers, but not fund immigration enforcement. Oakland University Political Science Chair Dr. Peter Trumbore discusses the possible fallout.
Stellantis ticketing workers who drive competing cars
Many workers say it’s making their return to the office extra stressful, but Stellantis says it’s simply enforcing existing policy. A spokesperson for Stellantis says they’ve always had designated preferred parking for people who drive company-branded cars.
Many workers say it’s making their return to the office extra stressful, but Stellantis says it’s simply enforcing existing policy. A spokesperson for Stellantis says they’ve always had designated preferred parking for people who drive company-branded cars.