Second day of no bus service in Detroit after drivers walk off job Friday

Today is the second day of no bus service in the city of Detroit. Drivers walked off the job Friday morning because they say the city isn't doing enough to keep them safe when it comes to dangerous passengers. 

Detroit council approves contract to continue use of facial recognition software

The Detroit City Council voted Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2020 to approve funds to to cover costs associated with upgrades and maintenance on the Detroit Police Department's facial recognition software.

Woman killed while changing tire on I-94 in Detroit 

A Detroit woman was killed Monday morning when a pickup truck swerved to avoid traffic and hit her and her husband while they were changing a flat tire.

Check your phone: Google removes 16 apps infected with Joker malware

Google has deleted more than a dozen apps from the Play Store after discovering they had been infected with Joker malware.

White detective sues MSP, claiming gender, sexual orientation, racism

The Michigan State Police is being sued by a white officer, claiming she's passed over for promotions for being white, gay, and a woman.

MSP: driver reached between legs, resisted arrest, pepper-sprayed; gun found under driver's seat

Michigan State Police said a man who was stopped in a stolen car was pepper-sprayed after he reached between his legs during a traffic stop early Monday morning. Police said they found a gun under the driver's seat when he was arrested.

Barricaded gunman identified as suspect in Detroit triple murder in June

An armed suspect with a lengthy criminal history that has taken two people hostage Tuesday morning is linked to a triple murder investigation from June.

Amazon announces another 2,000 jobs opening in Detroit

The already towering retail behemoth is continuing to grow a hiring push that includes 2,000 more jobs in Metro Detroit