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After court broke for the day Thursday, the man accused of murdering Melvindale police Cpl. Mohamed Said in 2024 told off his lawyer. Michael Lopez is expected to be back in court Friday for day four of testimony. 

Day four of the trial involved testimony from a Melvindale police officer who responded immediately when learning Corporal Mohamed Said was shot.  The jury also heard from a detective who found ammunition and prescription drugs in the home of the defendant, 45-year-old Michael Lopez. 

It’s Infertility Awareness Week, a time dedicated to highlighting the struggles women face in starting families and what’s being done to help them achieve their dream of motherhood. But everyone interviewed for this story—a mom, doctor, and lawmaker—says the struggle is real.

The Trump administration is reclassifying state-licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug. It means it’s reclassified as a lower-risk drug and no longer in the same class as heroin.

An armed robbery ended in murder in Pontiac of a marijuana business owner last year. Today the final three suspects were found guilty. 

This case centers around the wording of John James’ campaign, claiming that the phrase "John James Governor" without the word "for" violates Michigan election law because it could give voters the impression James is the incumbent.

The woman who was locked inside can be seen standing outside with police. We’ve blurred her out because she hasn’t been charged with anything.  

"Neurodiverse" refers to students who may have autism, dyslexia, or ADHD, to name a few. FOX 2 hears about college and career fairs all the time, but you don’t see many like one designed to help students who may learn or think differently thrive beyond the classroom.

The Metro Detroit housing market is gaining momentum. Jeanette Schneider, President of REMAX of Southeastern Michigan joins FOX 2 Detroit Live to discuss the trend, and gives some advice for buyers and sellers.

Jack Nissen, the host of FOX 2's "Brother Nature" joins FOX 2 Detroit Live to discuss the United States Supreme Court keeping the Line 5 case in state court.

Oakland University Associate Professor of Management Michael Greiner joins FOX 2 Detroit Live to discuss the possible government bailout of Spirit Airlines and how it compares to the auto industry bailout of 2008-09. He also breaks down the impact the war in Iran is having in ways you might not think about.

Cam Gibson, the son of Detroit Tigers legend Kirk Gibson and the Director of Brand Development for the Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson's, joins FOX 2 Detroit Live to talk about "Gibby's Day" at Comerica Park, an event that raised money for the foundation.

It's a question that's haunted Metro Detroit since 2003: Who killed Tamara Greene? The single mother of three, who went by the name "Strawberry" during her work as an exotic dancer, was gunned down in Detroit. Nina Instead, the host of the "Already Gone" podcast joined FOX 2 Detroit Live to discuss the episode highlighting the unsolved case.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announces its 2026 inductees, featuring names like Billy Idol, Phil Collins, Iron Maiden, Sade and Luther Vandross. Music Journalist Gary Graff joins FOX 2 Detroit Live to discuss this eclectic group making it into the hall.

The Trump Administration reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug. Frank Marra with Greenhouse of Walled Lake joins FOX 2 Detroit Live to discuss what this means for the industry and users.

The trial of a man accused of murdering a Melvindale police officer continued Thursday, and ended with an outburst from suspect Michael Lopez.

Some residents are making do without running water while repairs are underway. 

A controversial former Melvindale police officer was found guilty by jury in an excessive force case, while being acquitted in another, on Thursday.