Checking in with Deena Centofanti
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Deena Centofanti is at home while her husband Keith is recovering from a stroke. She checked in today to talk about his progress and how her family is doing. 

Metro Detroit Weather: Heat Advisory issued with temperature indexes reaching 105

Today's anticipated afternoon high is expected to be 98 degrees, but the heat index could make it feel like 105, even as we approach the evening hours.

Funeral for fallen firefighter Emily Barker to be held Tuesday
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Fallen firefighter Emily Barker's funeral will be held in Sterling Heights today after her death in the recent Colorado wildfires. 

Why Michigan's cyclosporiasis cases are exploding
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Doctor Anthony Oraha with the Synergy Longevity Centers talks about why cyclosporiasis cases are exploding in Michigan and the best recommendations for minimizing risk.

Why are Metro Detroit home sales rebounding?
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Jeanette Schneider, president of RE/MAX Southeastern Michigan, talks about why home sales are starting to bounce up around the region.

Warde Manuel's future in doubt at University of Michigan
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It’s a big week for the future of the University of Michigan’s athletics department. School leaders are set to review the results of a probe into the program’s culture after a series of scandals that could lead to the replacement of athletic director Warde Manuel. 

Gunman in Great Lakes Crossing shooting released without charges
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The 22-year-old involved in a deadly shooting at the Great Lakes Crossing mall in Oakland Hills has been released from jail, the arresting police department said.

Brother Nature at Night: Jack's backyard & kayaking the Huron River
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Brother Nature Host Jack Nissen joins FOX 2 Detroit Live Host Aaron Jordan for a "Brother Nature @ Night" segment! The two talk about Jack's completion of his backyard project, as well as his adventures on the Huron River and at the Detroit Zoo.

Media analyst & PR guru on DOJ subpoenaing NYT journalists
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The Department of Justice subpoenas New York Times journalists over their reporting about security concerns on President Trump's Qatari-gifted Air Force One. Matt Friedman, co-founder of Tanner Friedman Public Relations and a media analyst, weighs in on what this could mean for journalism as a whole.

Detroit business owners say construction driving away business
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Are orange barrels the cause for bad business in Detroit? Construction season seems like it never ends in Southeast Michigan and for some companies, it's hurting their bottom line.

Warren homeless shelter closing its doors after running out of money
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Despite efforts from its CEO and members of the county and city, a Warren homeless shelter says it is shuttering operations after running out of money. The head of Friend of the Father Foundation blamed 'politics.'

DNR land auction includes riverfront property, forested parcels up for grabs

Does a $101,000 piece of land on Walled Lake interest you? Or maybe 80 acres of landlocked forest up north. There are 97 properties for sale in the upcoming DNR land auction.

Man caring for mother facing massive water bill
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Roderick Wright takes care of his mother, Dorothy, who has dementia and is in a wheelchair. She’s lived in her Eastside home for decades. Her water usage and bills had always been low until they got their bills for May and June, and suddenly they owed hundreds of dollars. They got a new meter, a plumber checked for leaks and running toilets but found nothing.

Former athlete opens up about how ALS changed his family's life
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Thomas Gordon, and wife, Shamaree visits Fox 2 Detroit Live to open up about their journey following a life changing ALS diagnosis. You can help the Gordon family by visiting, https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-thomas-family-through-als-journey

'Smart' deploys cooling buses across Metro Detroit
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The heat is on! And it's only going to get hotter. If you don't have air conditioning, just hop on a cooling bus to cool down.

Mall security in the spotlight after recent shootings
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Roderick Wright takes care of his mother, Dorothy, who has dementia and is in a wheelchair. She’s lived in her Eastside home for decades. Her water usage and bills had always been low until they got their bills for May and June, and suddenly they owed hundreds of dollars.

Detroit native's new book about Lions fandom
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Author, Joel Walkowski, joins Brandon Hudson on Fox 2 Detroit Live to discuss the release of his new book, "Honolulu Blues: How Loving a Losing Team Created a Winning Man."