Man to stand trial on charges related to hit-and-run
The crime happened in August when Dearborn police say the driver intentionally barreled into someone and never stopped. Meanwhile, the victim, who is well known around Dearborn, is still fighting to survive months later.
Troy assault suspect given $5.5 million bond
Andrew Hall was charged in Oakland County on more than a dozen violent felony counts, including strangulation, unlawful imprisonment, and aggravated assault. The presiding judge said Hall had confessed to crimes in both the attack at a Target parking lot in Troy and behind a building in Detroit.
Man stabbed then robbed on Detroit's east side
The incident happened Sunday morning outside Prince Liquor in the area of Gratiot and Harper.
Detroit Animal Care is waiving all adoption and license fees in an empty the shelter event
Bissell is partnering with Detroit Animal Care to waive all adoption and license fees. Detroit Animal Care is located at 7401 Chrysler Dr Detroit, MI 48211 and can be reached at 313-224-6356. To learn more, https://detroitmi.gov/departments/general-services-department/detroit-animal-care-and-control/detroit-animal-care
Detroit police chase suspects after crash
Gas station video shows the end of a brief chase that ended in six arrests on the city's west side.
A pizzeria and non-profit team up to feed the homeless
FOX 2 News Mornings with Jay Towers, Amy Andrews, Josh Landon, Erica Francis, Derek Kevra, Alan Longstreet, Robin Murdoch, Lori Pinson, and Kellie Rowe
Troy's Automation Alley helps small businesses with trade missions
Michigan takes it?s manufacturing seriously. In fact, they are willing to send up and coming businesses overseas to make sure those businesses are reaching their full potential.
Suspect's criminal history laid bare after alleged assassination attempt of Macomb County businessman
Jason Martin of Eastpointe was in court for an arraignment Wednesday.
Hundreds of Detroiters now homeowners
Thanks to the Make It Home program in Detroit, another 181 residents now own houses themselves. The program has already helped 1,700 reach the milestone.
Federal workers at Detroit Metro, Willow Run airports get free meal
The helping hand comes as the federal government shutdown continues and the workers are not being paid at this time
DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT IMPACT:
Black tech Saturdays Digital Empowerment Summit brings out some of the most innovative people in the city of Detroit. Many of them go on to win competitions earning them just enough money to get their vision off the ground. Two of those winning innovators, Achsha Jones, the founder of trip slip and Terranie Sims-Clarke the creator of Heart Next Door joined us live in studio to share more about their work.
Eddie Jawad shooting update expected
Authorities plan to provide new information Wednesday about a shooting last week that wounded Macomb County businessman Eddie Jawad.
Armed man shot by Detroit police
A man who police say was armed and resisting Detroit officers at a McDonald's during a traffic stop is now in critical condition after he pulled out a gun and was shot by police.
Detroit police give update on McDonald's officer involved shooting
According to Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison, it all began when police pulled over a vehicle in the drive-through. The car was occupied by two women, one of them being the driver, and an 18-year-old man sitting in the back seat.
Damaging winds slam Metro Detroit
At around 3:30 this afternoon, the National Weather Service issued a severe weather statement for areas in Southeast Michigan, which included Wayne, Washtenaw, Macomb, and parts of Oakland County.
District clears school principal of bullying allegations
In September, current and former teachers demanded the removal of Bentley Elementary School?s principal after claiming they were harassed in several ways, but on Tuesday night, that administrator remains in his job. The Plymouth Canton District says they did a thorough independent investigation into these allegations, even hiring an outside law firm to do the job.
Pulse of Politics: Government shutdown enters fourth week & student loan forgiveness about-face
The government shutdown enters its fourth week, as thousands of federal workers will miss their first full paycheck. Oakland University Political Science Professor Nicole Mathew discusses the latest involving the stalemate, and the impact it could have on the midterms. Plus, Financial Author Dr. Darla Bishop joins Pulse of Politics host Aaron Jordan to talk about who could be impacted by the Trump administration's about-face on student loan forgiveness.
Day of Peace in Southfield
Southfield community leaders are gathering for a day of peace. The initiative is called Code 22 and designates the 22nd day of each month as a special time to wear white and practice good intentions.
Southfield woman facing eviction following roach dispute
The Carlyle Tower Apartments near 9 Mile and Greenfield has had a roach problem according to one resident who is now facing eviction.
Concerns over SNAP during Government Shutdown
SNAP has helped more than 41 million people in the U.S. facing food insecurity in 2024 alone. One in eight people actually rely on SNAP benefits. However, if the government shutdown continues, that funding could be wiped away, and people would have to rely on food pantries.