From homeless to class speaker, one of Detroit's newest officers has a remarkable story to tell

Randall Davis was the class speaker at this session's graduating class at the Detroit police academy. He had become homeless after his dad shot and killed his mom and himself. Then after the birth of his daughter, he decided to make a change.

Detroit gets share of $71M federal crime prevention program

The City of Detroit is one of seven cities that will get a share of a multi-million dollar federal program to prevent crime.

Man charged in Detroit Cpl. McClain's murder in court, visitation continues

The man accused of killing Detroit Police Cpl. Rasheen McClain is expected to be arraigned Thursday as the officer's visitation continues.

Man charged in Detroit Cpl. McClain's death connected to 3 other shootings

The man accused of killing Detroit Police Officer Rasheen McClain and wounding another officer was charged with 17 counts on Tuesday and connected to another murder.

Prosecutors to announce charging decision in Officer McClain's murder

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office said that charges in the fatal shooting of Detroit Police Officer Rasheen McClain will be announced Tuesday.

Detroit Sgt. suspended for not responding to officer down was previously fired for cowardliness

A Detroit Police Sergeant who was suspended for not responding to the shooting of two officers that resulted in the death of 16-year veteran Rasheen McClain had been fired for cowardliness - only to get his job back.

Detroit Police shooting suspect also suspected in 2 other shootings and one murder

The man Detroit Police say shot and killed 16-year veteran Rasheen McClain is also suspected in two other shootings and another murder this week in Detroit. 

Over 300 turkeys given away to residents, families of fallen Detroit Police members

The Detroit Police Department teamed up with the CEO of 411 Therapy to pass along a little holiday philanthropy on Monday. Hosted at the Tindal Activity Center, 350 free turkeys were distributed to families in need.

Detroit police burglary task force member sentenced for home invasion

A Detroit police officer was sentenced Wednesday for breaking into a home while searching for a suspect, destroying the homeowner's property, and taking him away in handcuffs -- all unrelated to the original case. 

Police Board of Commissioners votes to approve facial recognition

The Board of Police Commissioners approved the Detroit Police Department's use of facial recognition. The vote, which went through 7-3, ends months of uncertainty regarding whether the city would use the technology. Following the motion's approval, DPD Chief James Craig thanked the board for their vote and allowing the program to move forward.

Penthouse Strip Club on 8 mile closed for year for prostitution, solicitation

A strip club on 8 Mile has been ordered to shut down, sell the fixtures inside, and padlock the door after a Detroit police investigation revealed it was participating in prostitution and solicitation.