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A woman fatally stabbed at a Meijer gas station in Shelby Township on Sunday was killed by her husband, whom she was separated from, according to sources.

Detroit police are investigating after a U-Haul truck was slammed into a Metro PCS store on the city's west side early Wednesday. Police said it appears that nothing was stolen in the attempted break-in.

As the deadline to reach a budget looms, Michigan is looking at a government shutdown that could have wide-reaching impacts. From stopped road projects, to trouble acquiring liquor for businesses, and more, a shutdown could cause issues across the state.

In 2024, she opened her DMs and found a naked photo that appeared to be of herself. However, it wasn't her; it was an AI-generated image made to look like her, accompanied by taunting and aggressive messages from an anonymous follower. Police later identified the follower as 36-year-old Josh Stilman.

A firestorm of confusion and outrage has erupted as top U.S. health officials suggest a link between acetaminophen and autism, but many aren't buying it. Some mothers call the claim insulting, saying it ignores families who never used Tylenol. Doctors and scientists are pushing back too, including a Drexel researcher who found no evidence of any connection.

One week?that is how long state lawmakers have to pass a budget; otherwise, Michigan is facing a government shutdown. If that does happen, it could mean services we all rely on will be paused or stopped altogether.

Months after President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" was signed into law, questions remain about how cuts to Medicaid will impact Americans & rural hospitals. Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services addresses those concerns, and Katrina Manetta, the co-founder of Macomb Defenders Rising discusses the impact she believes it will have. Plus, Pulse Anchor Roop Raj joins Pulse of Politics host Aaron Jordan to discuss the fallout from ABC reinstating Jimmy Kimmel.

A hotel that has been in Detroit for nearly 100 years will be closing hotel Yorba fell into disrepair and now residence have to find a new place to live.

If the petition drive gathers enough signatures, Michigan voters will decide if they want the ranked choice voting option. Ann Arbor, East Lansing, Royal Oak, Ferndale, and Kalamazoo have already approved it for their local elections.

Did you know Pok?mon and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have a connection? A video on the official White House TikTok account shows an immigration roundup as the original Pok?mon theme song titled "Gotta Catch 'Em All" plays in the background, along with clips from the original anime.

Police say the 11-year-old girl had been physically dragged by her mom?s fianc? from their home on Aspen around the neighborhood.

A family has World War II medals returned to them after they went missing for years.

The city of Detroit has launched an innovative online platform that can help Detroit entrepreneurs access badly-needed funding to get their own business started.

Following a declaration from President Donald Trump about an associated link between pregnant women taking acetaminophen and their children being diagnosed with autism, many were left confused by the new guidance. Doctors say there is no link between that kind of medication leading to higher likelihoods of autism.

Two drivers died after one vehicle crashed into another that had stopped in the left lane of I-96 in Novi Tuesday morning.

A film executive produced by Colin Kaepernick, Rosario Dawson, and others will spotlight Black Women Shaping ? and Challenging Equity in Cannabis. Kiss My Grass, a groundbreaking docu-film co-executive produced by Detroit native Mary Pryor alongside Colin Kaepernick, Rosario Dawson, Luke Anderson, Justin Benoliel, and Nancy Whiteman, premieres in Detroit on September 26. The film examines how cannabis?like so many industries before it?promises equity but often delivers exclusion, particularly for Black women. The Detroit premiere will highlight the women behind the work: leaders whose stories reveal the resilience and inequities that define the fight for real inclusion. Bre Teamer chats with Mary Pryor about the documentary.

We?re diving into the delicious fruits that are in peak season during autumn. From crisp apples to juicy pears, we find out which fruits taste best right now ? and how to pick them! Bre Teamer chats with Erin Middlestaed, CEO of The FruitGuys, about the seasonal fruit picks.