Pothole season could arrive early this year
Winter arrived early in Metro Detroit which means all the havoc that leftover moisture can leave will also be a threat sooner than expected. Potholes typically show themselves in March. But road crews expect them to be out later this week.
Winter arrived early in Metro Detroit which means all the havoc that leftover moisture can leave will also be a threat sooner than expected. Potholes typically show themselves in March. But road crews expect them to be out later this week.
Metro Detroit residents react to Maduro's arrest
Residents of Venezuela living in Michigan including one man who owns barbershops in Metro Detroit are reacting with mixed emotions after seeing the country's dethroned leader captured by US forces.
Residents of Venezuela living in Michigan including one man who owns barbershops in Metro Detroit are reacting with mixed emotions after seeing the country's dethroned leader captured by US forces.
Flurry of ice rescues keep Oakland County first responders busy
A new warning Monday after first responders in Oakland County have performed numerous ice rescues in recent days.
A new warning Monday after first responders in Oakland County have performed numerous ice rescues in recent days.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting board votes to dissolve organization after Congress defunds NPR, PBS
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced that its board has voted to dissolve the organization after 58 years.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced that its board has voted to dissolve the organization after 58 years.
Flu season in effect around Michigan, US
Even as hospitals manage a surging number of flu cases during the new year, they expect figures to climb even higher as both students and adults return to schools and workplaces.
Even as hospitals manage a surging number of flu cases during the new year, they expect figures to climb even higher as both students and adults return to schools and workplaces.
Maduro on trial: Legal analysis of case against Venezuelan president
Charlie Langton breaks down the charges against the ousted president of Venezuela.
Charlie Langton breaks down the charges against the ousted president of Venezuela.
Legal analysis of Maduro charges after arraignment in federal court
FOX 2 legal expert Charlie Langton examines the case against the Venezuelan president.
FOX 2 legal expert Charlie Langton examines the case against the Venezuelan president.
Maduro on trial: Oakland University professor explains Venezuela situation
OU Professor Elizabeth Shesko talks about the history of Nicolás Maduro and what to expect after his capture.
OU Professor Elizabeth Shesko talks about the history of Nicolás Maduro and what to expect after his capture.
One-on-one with Carde Harris from OWN TV's "Ready to Love Detroit"
Jamie Sherrod sits one-on-one with Carde Harris to discuss his experience on OWN TV's "Ready to Love Detroit"
Jamie Sherrod sits one-on-one with Carde Harris to discuss his experience on OWN TV's "Ready to Love Detroit"
Over 24-hour standoff continues in Ypsilanti
Police have been on the scene of a barricaded for more than 24 hours at a home on West Cross Street, just a few blocks from Eastern Michigan University’s campus. Investigators have been trying to talk the man out of the home behind me since about noon on Sunday.
Police have been on the scene of a barricaded for more than 24 hours at a home on West Cross Street, just a few blocks from Eastern Michigan University’s campus. Investigators have been trying to talk the man out of the home behind me since about noon on Sunday.
Lions' Campbell: 'I would give myself a freaking F' for missing playoffs
"It's going to be a hard pill to swallow watching these teams in the playoffs - you have to force yourself to do it," he said.
"It's going to be a hard pill to swallow watching these teams in the playoffs - you have to force yourself to do it," he said.
Hilton responds after DHS says ICE agents were denied bookings at MN hotel
The Department of Homeland Security is accusing a Hilton hotel in Minneapolis of denying bookings for ICE and DHS investigators.
The Department of Homeland Security is accusing a Hilton hotel in Minneapolis of denying bookings for ICE and DHS investigators.
Nicolás Maduro pleads not guilty in NYC court
The capture of Nicolás Maduro represents one of the most aggressive actions taken by the United States against a sitting foreign leader in decades.
The capture of Nicolás Maduro represents one of the most aggressive actions taken by the United States against a sitting foreign leader in decades.
Longtime sports columnist Pat Caputo diagnosed with stage 4 cancer
Pat Caputo, a popular longtime Detroit sports media fixture, broke his silence Monday and revealed a private health crisis he has been battling.
Pat Caputo, a popular longtime Detroit sports media fixture, broke his silence Monday and revealed a private health crisis he has been battling.
Ypsilanti barricaded situation nears 24 hours
A man has been barricaded inside an Ypsilanti home after allegedly trying to break into a neighbor's home with what police described as a stick. The man then allegedly charged at police with the stick and a knife before locking himself in the home.
A man has been barricaded inside an Ypsilanti home after allegedly trying to break into a neighbor's home with what police described as a stick. The man then allegedly charged at police with the stick and a knife before locking himself in the home.
Lions 2026 draft slot, fourth-place schedule opponents set
The Lions are set for a fourth-place schedule, meaning we know who the home and away opponents will be.
The Lions are set for a fourth-place schedule, meaning we know who the home and away opponents will be.
Metro Detroit gains 1+ minute of sunlight daily starting Monday
Cold, dark winter got you down? Here's some good news for you: Beginning Monday, the days gain at least a minute of sunlight daily.
Cold, dark winter got you down? Here's some good news for you: Beginning Monday, the days gain at least a minute of sunlight daily.
Person possibly armed with sword barricades self in Ypsilanti home
Neighbors say a person barricaded inside an Ypsilanti home for hours was armed with a sword when the situation began Sunday. Few details are known, but it may have stemmed from a neighbor dispute.
Neighbors say a person barricaded inside an Ypsilanti home for hours was armed with a sword when the situation began Sunday. Few details are known, but it may have stemmed from a neighbor dispute.
Police surround Ypsilanti home on Cross Street
A barricaded situation has been ongoing since Sunday afternoon on Cross Street in Ypsilanti.
A barricaded situation has been ongoing since Sunday afternoon on Cross Street in Ypsilanti.
Suicidal man shot by police in Allen Park
Allen Park police officers were dispatched to the area of Southfield Road near Roger Avenue for a suicidal man Sunday afternoon. Officers responding to the area were advised the subject was carrying a box cutter-style knife and was threatening his life by putting the knife up to his throat. What we know: Lincoln Park officers were called to the 14800 block of Southfield Road in Allen Park to assist their officers. During that altercation, multiple videos show the man lunging toward police before multiple gunshots can be heard. Officers first used a taser, which did not stop the man, and then were forced to use guns when he became aggressive, according to the Allen Park Police Department. Officers continued to give the subject loud verbal commands to drop the knife after he was tased. The commands were ignored by the subject and he began approaching the officers in an aggressive manner. The man, a 36-year-old Lincoln Park resident, then began walking towards the entrance of the Arby’s restaurant still holding the knife. Officers again attempted to use less lethal force and a less lethal shotgun round was fired at the subject. This also failed to stop him. An officer then fired his duty weapon, shooting the subject in his arm.
Allen Park police officers were dispatched to the area of Southfield Road near Roger Avenue for a suicidal man Sunday afternoon. Officers responding to the area were advised the subject was carrying a box cutter-style knife and was threatening his life by putting the knife up to his throat. What we know: Lincoln Park officers were called to the 14800 block of Southfield Road in Allen Park to assist their officers. During that altercation, multiple videos show the man lunging toward police before multiple gunshots can be heard. Officers first used a taser, which did not stop the man, and then were forced to use guns when he became aggressive, according to the Allen Park Police Department. Officers continued to give the subject loud verbal commands to drop the knife after he was tased. The commands were ignored by the subject and he began approaching the officers in an aggressive manner. The man, a 36-year-old Lincoln Park resident, then began walking towards the entrance of the Arby’s restaurant still holding the knife. Officers again attempted to use less lethal force and a less lethal shotgun round was fired at the subject. This also failed to stop him. An officer then fired his duty weapon, shooting the subject in his arm.