Secretary of Education tours Michigan charter school
Secretary Linda McMahon stopped by a school in Michigan as the federal government trims down its input in education, returning more responsibility to the states. However, tough questions about the gap in funding left open by the education department's downsizing are being raised.
Michigan Heart Gallery's traveling exhibit showcases youth seeking adoption
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Lions: Campbell talks Week 1 loss to GB
Full press conference: Coach Dan Campbell's Monday presser with media.
Thieves ransack Detroit clothing store, steal around $90K worth of merchandise
A group of thieves ransacked Detroit's J-Bees store on Monday morning, taking an estimated $90,000 worth of clothing and shoes. It is the second smash-and-grab in less than six months.
Ambulance flips in Warren crash
A crash involving an SUV and ambulance in the area of Hoover and 11 Mile in Warren caused an ambulance to roll over Monday morning. It is unclear if anyone was hurt.
Police investigate crash involving Inkster officer
An Inkster police officer was involved in a crash Monday morning. Details about the crash are limited, but the officer was checked out and released from a hospital.
Lions lose opener; Legendary coach passes; Detroit Historical Museum has Lions history exhibit
Hilary Golston and Dave Spencer host the Sept. 7, 2025 FOX 2 News at 10 p.m.
THE INTERVIEW| Alternative to the Fed? Tariffs, Jobs, and a Supreme Court Showdown
Hilary Golston spoke with Dr. Michael Greiner, an economy expert and attorney from Oakland University, about the mounting pressures on the U.S. economy. With August jobs data showing just 22,000 new positions and unemployment climbing to 4.3 percent, Golston pressed Greiner on what the slowdown means for workers and markets. The two also examined the high-stakes tariff fight now heading to the Supreme Court, where billions in potential refunds hang in the balance. Finally, they explored the Federal Reserve?s role in shaping America?s fiscal landscape and whether alternatives to the Fed could ever truly emerge.
Pat Caputo talks about legendary coach Al Fracassa after his passing
Al Fracassa, 92, the legendary Birmingham Brother Rice football coach died over the weekend. Pat Caputo talks about him during Sportsworks.
Detroit Lions history on display at museum
The Detroit Historical Museum has a large swatch of Lions history on display as the season kicks off.
Japanese automaker investing in Michigan, legendary football coach dies, Trump argues with reporter & more
Dave Spencer and Hilary Golston host the Sept. 7, 2025 FOX 2 News at 6 p.m.
Al Fracassa, legendary Brother Rice football coach dead at 92
Coach Al Fracassa died over the weekend. When he retired in 2013 he was the winningest coach in Michigan High School football history.
Tokyo-based auto supplier to build regional headquarters in Wixom
Lauren Edwards in Wixom to talk about a new development announced during Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's recent trip overseas.
FASTLANE: New trade agreement; Jaguar hack; Anti-tariff bill and more
This week in automotive news, Jaguar-Landrover reported a systems hack, self driving vehicle service is expanding, an anti-tariff bill is expected to be introduced soon and a new trade agreement with Japan has been negotiated.
Church honors canonized teenager, man killed in Commerce Twp crash, woman killed in Detroit crash and more
Hilary Golston and Dave Spencer host the Sept. 6, 2025 FOX 2 News at 10 p.m.
Woman killed in head on collision, man has unique scoreboard, Powerball jackpot in Michigan terms & more
The Sept. 6, 2025 FOX 2 News at 6 p.m. is hosted by Dave Spencer and Hilary Golston.
Powerball jackpot is nearly $2 billion, what is that in Detroit terms?
That could be more than 324 million Little Caesar's Hot-N-Ready Pizzas. More than 23 thousand fully loaded Ford F-150s. More than 564 million bags of Better Made chips. Or more than 2.022 billion bottles of Faygo, not including the $180 million needed for all of those bottle deposits.
Livonia man has Tigers, Lions scoreboard in front yard
Don Miles has been entertaining his Livonia neighborhood all year, and plans to keep going as the Lions get ready to kick off their season Sunday. Miles has a scoreboard where he updates the win/loss totals for the Lions, and American League leading Tigers after each game of the season.
Lego mural at Eastpointe church honors Carlos Acutis
Carlos Acutis will be canonized Sept. 7. St. Basil the Great Parish in Eastpointe has a mural, made out of Lego bricks, honoring the soon-to-be saint.