Health officials warn against deadly new drug that is not for humans
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Medetomidine is used as an anesthetic during surgery for animals. Recently, overdose deaths in Wayne, Ingham, and Berrien counties have been linked to the new drug.

Assault at living complex has seniors scared
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When Mary Jo and her husband Mike moved into a senior living complex in Clinton Township, they did it because they thought they'd be safe. But recent break-ins and assaults at Heritage Estates has left the couple and other residents unnerved.

'All choked up'; Vet's possessions returned to family
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Decades now separate Northen from the various items that were laid out on the table before him. Old memorabilia from WWII that was his father's before going missing had been returned to him. He has Chris Kyle to thank for their retrieval.

Mother of 2 killed by alleged drunk driver
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A Belleville family is grieving after losing their mom and wife when a drunk driver hit her head on, killing her.

Meijer parking lot attack in Lincoln Park leaves woman bruised
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Laurie Mulligan said she was leaving the Meijer on Dix Highway late Wednesday night, and was just about to get into her car when she was suddenly attacked.

No bond for woman charged in Detroit firebombing
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A Detroit woman who police said set her ex's house on fire, killing his disabled mom, is being held without bond as she awaits trial.

Is social media usage increasing cosmetic procedure interest?
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FOX 2's Bre Teamer sits with Dr. Alex Zayid, MD and Amra Omerovic, RN to discuss the correlation between social media trends and cosmetic procedures.

4th Annual Palmer Park Pride Run/Walk celebrates community and pride
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FOX 2's Bre Teamer chats with Robyn and Melissa Childers of Welcome Home Yoga & Wellness to discuss their 4th Annual Palmer Park 8K, 5l, 1 Mile Run & Walk + Yoga Event. This pride-themed part road/part trail event is in partnership with the People for Palmer Park, Ruth Ellis Center and Affirmations, 3 local non-profit organizations aligned with our mission doing incredible work to uplift the community. The 1 Mile on Sunday, June 9th and will begin promptly at 8:15am, 8K at 8:30am and 5K at 8:45am, with yoga to follow (approx. 10:00am).

Michigan Central's star-studded concert • Gun Violence Awareness Day • Family mourns boy killed in tornado

On Friday's News Hit: - The next chapter of Michigan Central was ushered in with a star-studded concert. - The Grosse Pointe school board is facing backlash for declining to formally recognize Gun Violence Awareness Day. - A community is rattled and a family is grieving after a tornado touched down in Livonia on Wednesday, killing a 3-year-old.

Grosse Pointe school board declines to recognize Gun Violence Awareness Day
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Students and parents are upset after the Grosse Pointe school board declined to recognize Gun Violence Awareness Day, which is Friday. Two students who attended school in the district were killed in the Michigan State University shooting.

Detroiters celebrate reopening of Michigan Central Station
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Corktown and Campus Martius were alive with people celebrating the reopening of Michigan Central Station. Watch parties for the concert were held at several businesses as well.

A look back at when Michigan Central Station closed in 1988
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Michigan Central Station closed its doors in 1988. It was abandoned for years until Ford bought and renovated the beloved building. The auto company is now celebrating the revitalization of Michigan Central by hosting a grand opening event, complete with a concert featuring Detroit icons.

Police-involved shooting in Detroit under investigation
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When officers spotted the suspects' vehicle, they did not stop. Instead, a police chase ensued, leading one DPD officer to fire his weapon as the suspects drove toward him, according to police.

African American D-Day veteran recalls segregation
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At almost 100 years old, William Henry Micou was on the beaches of Normandy on June 6th, 1944 during World War II. Though the horror, blood, destruction and death -- he said he remembers being in an all Black unit and coming home to segregation.

Michigan politicians and financial disclosure
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The midterm ballot proposals required that Michigan lawmakers go further than they ever have before when it came to transparency. But what those actual laws look like would be up to the representatives and senators that are in the crosshairs of the amendment.