Pulse of Politics: Economic impact of Fed interest rate cut & government shutdown
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The Federal Reserve cuts its key interest rate, as the government shutdown rages on with no end in sight. Oakland University Associate Professor of Management Michael Greiner discusses how both could impact Americans and the economy as a whole. Plus, Pulse Anchor Roop Raj and Pulse of Politics Host Aaron Jordan discuss the Detroit mayoral election and Michigan gubernatorial race.

DTE and Detroit Fire share life saving tips as winter creeps up
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On Thursday, volunteers from the DTE Foundation, the American Red Cross, and the Detroit Fire Department went door to door in Detroit, giving away smoke detectors. They installed them and discussed important fire safety tips.

Double Up Food Bucks program expands in Michigan
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The Fair Food Network lifted earning limits, added frozen fruits and vegetables, and introduced a new $40 Double Up Bonus voucher.

The evolution of Angel's Night into Halloween in the D
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The night before Halloween was once infamous in Detroit, called Devils' Night - an evening of arson and chaos.

Michigan pushing stopgap funding with SNAP benefits running out
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The Michigan Senate passed more than $70 million dollars in emergency funding in hopes of filling in the hole that will be left open by a federal government shutdown.

Detroit officer takes part in hearing, pantsless
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The incident happened in Judge Sean Perkins' courtroom this week. Despite being stunned, he did not skip a beat. The head judge over at the 36th District told FOX 2 that Perkins often has that patented look. Metro Detroiters may remember the peanut butter and jelly mom, who was also in a robe.

12-hour standoff ends in Livonia, suspect arrested
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A police standoff with a barricaded man inside a residence on Ann Arbor Trail was underway Wednesday.

Pulse of Politics: Deeper dive into the government shutdown, Michigan gubernatorial race
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From the government shutdown to the already-heated race for governor of Michigan, there's a lot happening in the world of politics. Pulse of Politics Host Aaron Jordan takes a closer look with Oakland University Political Science Professor Dave Dulio and Pulse Anchor Roop Raj.

Community Violence Intervention group success lauded by Detroit chief
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In the year's third quarter Bettison says all violent crime - carjackings, homicides and non-fatal shootings are down, and closure rates are up 67 percent.

GM to cut jobs, production at Factory Zero
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General Motors announced the Factory Zero name change in October 2020, signaling GM's commitment to the EV revolution. Then, less than three years after Biden’s visit, Fox 2 reported that at least a half dozen fire calls led to safety changes at the plant.

New Economy Initiative helps small business with free resources
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Imagine starting a new business with the backing of 80 other experienced company leaders - with resources, access to grants, and classes, all for free.

Jamaicans in Detroit worried about hurricane victims
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Delroy Thomas is among those in Metro Detroit worried about his homeland after a hurricane blew through the island, knocking out power, and sending people into shelters.

Call for more police officers in Romulus
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Romulus residents are calling on the city to bolster its police force and have a heavier presence in its neighborhoods, and it sounds like the police want to make it happen.

Wild manhunt in Taylor ends with suspect's arrest
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It took the help of neighbors pointing in directions where a suspect fleeing police had gone to eventually nab the man, who is accused of several crimes including a domestic assault involving his pregnant girlfriend.

'Melissas for Hope' working to clear their name
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The name Melissa always served as a heartfelt connection, producing happy thoughts until recently when Hurricane Melissa started making headlines.

Livonia police use smoke devices amid barricaded gunman standoff
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A standoff has been ongoing since just before 10 a.m. after police conducted a wellness check on a 35-year-old suspect just off Ann Arbor Trail.

Barricaded gunman in standoff with Livonia police
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At 9:44 a.m. police were called to do a welfare check and found a man inside refuse to cooperate. He fired one or two shots at police who then called SWAT.