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IT?S AN EVENT THAT HAS SAVED NUMEROUS LIVES OVER THE PAST 20 YEARS ? THE HEALTHY HEART PROJECT HENRY FOR HEALTH OFFERED FREE CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH SCREENINGS THIS MORNING FOR ALL -- REGARDLESS OF INSURANCE

Lauren Edwards was at the scene of a shooting that happened on I-94 near 11 Mile Road in St. Clair Shores Saturday afternoon.

Hilary Golston hosts the April 26 HD Show.

There are a couple new, very cute recruits for DPD which will be doing some serious police work.

FOX 2 went to Vista Maria for comment. A spokesperson said that Jones was being transferred from another facility and jumped out of the transport vehicle as it came to a stop.

On Friday Motown unveiled a new facility that?ll foster future musical talent and honor the woman who preserved the label?s history.

The crash happened at 7 p.m. when a grey SUV speeding southbound on Evergreen veered into the northbound lane into a bus stop area.

She was disqualified according to the clerk?s office for not paying a $250 fee for filing late ? however Gabriela Santiago-Romero has an email showing she wasn't late at all.

Mark Herrin, Jr. was heading northbound on Beech Daly when the driver of a white Cadillac turning on to Plymouth Road, hit him.

Two Hamtramck City Council members seeking re-election are accused of not being residents.

Detroit's blight removal initiative returns for another round of cleanup.

The Rochester Hills doctor accused of a litany of crimes for secretly recording people in bathrooms and changing rooms was in court for a separate sexual assault case on Friday. Omair Aejaz, 40, was bound over.

Picture this, 500 of your best friends all clear out their closets and you get to take their unwanted things. While doing that, you get to enjoy amazing local musicians, meet new friends, and upcycle clothing. At the end, all of the left over items are donated to local non-profits in Detroit! That's what the Revamp Clothing Swap Festival is all about. Bre Teamer chats with the founder of the event, Amanda Sweet, about the swap.

Detroit Rising is a platform built to elevate up-and-coming artists, providing access to industry-level tools that help them reach their full potential. It?s more than just a showcase - each performer hits the stage with a live band to perform two original songs, all captured in stunning 4K with professionally mixed audio and edited video. Beyond the performances and content, it?s also a powerful networking hub. The room is filled with artists, producers, sync licensing reps, engineers, videographers, and other key players in the music world ? a true gold mine of opportunity for anyone serious about their craft. Bre Teamer chats with Michael Seger, Co-founder of Detroit Rising, about the event.