Detroit police arrest boyfriend of murdered woman who family says was abusive

Sharita has this message for victims of abuse in hopes that they won't suffer her sister's fate. "You deserve better," she said. "When these men threaten you, it's not just a threat to scare you. They mean what they say."

2 Detroit police officers in stable condition after crash on Southfield Service Drive

A cruiser with two officers in it collided with a Hyundai Sonata in the intersection at Pembroke at 7:15 p.m., DPD said. The 28-year-old female driver of the Sonata was not injured.

Detroit schools reopen classrooms for first time in months

The district waited until the COVID-19 test positivity rate in Detroit had fallen below 5% before considering resuming in-person learning.

Larry Smith, exonerated after 26 years in prison is welcomed home by his community

Terrence Devezin, Pastor of United Kingdom church, welcomes home Larry Smith, who was exonerated last month after spending 26 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.

Crime Stoppers: Andre Hollis

Crime Stoppers is offering a $2500 reward for information in the hit and run case that lead to the death of Andre Hollis

Fiat-Chrysler UAW employees will receive $8,010 check in profit sharing

FCA's parent company Stellantis announced its union-represented workers will receive a larger bonus this year than last year after the company posted $29 million in net profit for 2020.

Amazon makes adjustment to app icon after comparisons to Hitler mustache

Amazon updated its app icon, now featuring neutral blue tape partially peeled back without a jagged edge, after some made comparisons to Adolf Hitler's mustache.

Lincoln Park mother of 2 killed in I-96 crash, suspect has multiple license suspensions

Police said the victim's car was rear-ended by a Chevrolet Traverse, causing significant damage and killing her. The two children in the car were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

Illinois Facebook users could get $345 each in photo-tagging lawsuit after judge approves $650M settlement

Illinois Facebook users may be entitled to at least $345 each after a federal judge approved a $650 million settlement in a lawsuit over Facebook's photo-tagging technology dating back to 2015.

Cincinnati triple homicide suspect dead, Detroit police say

The suspect allegedly killed his wife and multiple other people in Cincinnati Sunday night before traveling to Detroit.

Detroit schools resume in-person learning March 8

March 1 was the goal-date that Michigan's governor set for getting all districts back to classroom learning. Detroit schools has said it would wait until test positivity rates for COVID-19 fell below 5%.

Fiat-Chrysler pleads guilty to bribing UAW leaders, will pay $30 million in fines

Fiat-Chrysler admitted it paid off leaders of the United Auto Workers in an effort to win concessions in contract negotiations for thousands of factory workers.

Governor's goal of returning Michigan students to in-person learning is today

While almost every district in the state is now offering in-person learning, Michigan's largest district still hasn't. It originally set a target of reopening between early and mid-March.

Crime Stoppers: Ozie Terrell and Jermaine Williams

Family and friends seek answers in the double murder of Ozie Terrell and Jermaine Williams.