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Police were screaming at the top of their lungs for the man to open the door or get out of the window, hoping the man in the car could hear them.

This comes as the fading store chain is working to redo operations as more customers shop online rather than in store.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer finally talked about Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan's decision to run for governor as an independent, as the race for Lansing closes in.

A Roseville man has now been arraigned on charges related to his missing ex-girlfriend. It's the newest development involving 30-year-old Ashley Elkins, who disappeared January 2nd while running errands.

The Pistons recently launched a new initiative with PeacePlayers Detroit called Pistons for Peace. Fox 2 News has more on how these workshops are working to make communities safer, really, for everyone.

The two are seeing the team that delivered Layla for the first time since their emergency C-section back in March. The operation ultimately saved both of their lives.

On Thursday, the Warren Police Department held training for its peer support team where Detective Carla Rexford underwent training to teach the class.

Vaping is a very difficult thing to catch as there is sometimes no smell that can be left behind. So how can teachers and other staff members catch students who are vaping?

Adding to the high emotions in court— Joseph Stewart was late to his appearance by more than three hours. The victim's family walked out before Stewart’s apology.

Dayjon Macon faced a judge to learn his bond in the hit-and-run case that killed an off-duty police officer.

Loved ones and Detroit Police Department members gathered Thursday to remember Officer Cameron Richardson who was killed in the early morning hours of Sunday in a hit-and-run on the city's east side.

Huntington Place preparations are being finalized before the doors open for Friday's charity night showcase.

A judge says there is enough evidence to send Jarvis Butts to trial after hearing four days of testimony in the case of Na'Ziyah Harris, who disappeared exactly one year ago from the preliminary hearing's conclusion.

The judge overseeing the preliminary hearing of Jarvis Butts, the man accused of killing Na'Ziyah Harris, believed there was enough evidence to send him to trial.