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?His arm was literally hanging off. There were so many holes, so much blood,? his wife said.

The death of three US marshals, and the five other police officers injured while serving a warrant in North Carolina, highlights the dangerous scenarios law enforcement can find themselves in each and every day. FOX 2 spoke with a former detective to get some perspective of what it's like to go into a situation like that.

The employee retreated and was unharmed, Detroit police said. However, the 48-year-old patient who fired the gun has been deemed brain dead.

Dr. Anthony Youn is a board certified plastic surgeon, of the Youn Plastic Surgery practice.

From roads to bridges, the state is tackling Michigan's aging infrastructure. The work ahead also includes pipes, public transit - and the internet and electric vehicles, says Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

University of Michigan students continue to call for divestment from Israel despite graduation coming up. In preparation of the ceremony, a letter was recently sent to families of students, informing them that the landscape on campus may be filled with protesters.

According to Michigan State Police, the Wayne County Sheriff tether unit was attempting to arrest the man, as he was wanted for absconding.

The NFL Draft in Detroit was a successful one. City leaders and other locals celebrated the achievement in a press conference on Monday, after it was all over.

Rain started off our Monday and will finish it with storms returning this afternoon. Mild temperatures continue this week. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

The successful hosting of the NFL Draft didn't just add momentum behind the city's revival, but it gave local businesses a foundation to build on ahead of more events and successes coming to Detroit.

Technical difficulties almost spilled into the production of the NFL Draft in Detroit when a fiber optic cable that was cut caused the police department's command center to go dark. Fortunately, the mayor knew who to call.

The headline of the week was that Detroit shattered the attendance record for NFL Draft events. But go a layer deeper and the benefits of successfully hosting the draft and drawing such big crowds is revealed in myriad more ways.

Volunteers with Disaster Relief at Work (DRAW) headed to Nebraska to help with relief efforts after tornadoes ripped through several Midwestern states. The non-profit organization brought buckets filled with emergency supplies. To find out how you can help, visit: drawbuckets.org

While crews began to dismantle the NFL Draft staging area in Detroit, the excitement and economic boost the event brought to town lives on.

Rain, heavy at times, to start the day. Tapering off toward the afternoon. Above seasonal temperatures continue this week. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

The annual Utica Puppy Parade celebrates the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals month. Free to the public, bringing animal safety awareness.

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