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Neighbors were shaken by the surge of police that descended on a home in Dearborn Friday morning. The FBI said a terror attack was foiled in Metro Detroit, but have not confirmed if the averted attack is connected to the home that police visited Friday morning.

FBI agents in Dearborn and Inkster have searched multiple locations but it's not known if the searches are linked to the alleged Halloween weekend attacks that were thwarted this week.

FBI agents were conducting operations in Dearborn and Inkster early Friday. It is unclear if these activities are related to a possible terrorist attack plot that was stopped by the FBI.

Election Day is less than a week away. Mayoral candidates continue to hit the campaign trail, this time making a stop at the Detroit Economic Club.

The Michigan Department of Transportation said southbound I-75 was shut down after Nadeau Rd at Exit 18 in Monroe County. The road was eventually reopened just after 10 p.m.

The president of the school board confirms the teacher in question has been placed on paid leave while the District investigates.

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.

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.

Tom Hur has a big social media following and while on a visit to Detroit he documented everything.

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

The night before Halloween was once infamous in Detroit, called Devils' Night - an evening of arson and chaos.

Detroit police and Crime Stoppers are asking people to be on the lookout for a man who allegedly touched a child in a restaurant on Wednesday.

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.