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.

Community activist to hold prayer rally around freeway shootings this year

Pastor and community activist Maurice Hardwick is holding a prayer rally on Tuesday surrounding the alarming number of freeway shooting this year.

Detroit police officers shovel snow for elderly residents after winter storm

Community policing at its finest, as officers from the city's second precinct visiting the homes of single Detroiters over 70 - on Lesure Street near McNichols and Schaefer.

Hit and run driver wanted for the deaths of three people in Detroit crash

The crash killed both people in the Sable, as well as a third person - an 87-year-old passenger inside Victor Ross' Cadillac CT6. After the crash, Ross fled on foot.

Detroit police's Project ChildSafe gives out free gun locks

The Detroit Police Department is making sure gun owners have no excuse for letting their weapons fall into the wrong hands.

Both sides of I-96 closed near Schaefer and Grand River for shooting investigation

At least four people are injured on both the east and westbound sides of the freeway, although to what extent and how, investigators have not released at this time.

Detroit police reviewing eviction policy after assisting landlord who wrongfully kicked mom out of home

Over the weekend, activists gathered outside Detroit's 10th Precinct to decry the wrongful evictions police participated in recently and called for radical change. A spokesperson with DPD said the officers involved will be disciplined and are retooling their policies as it related to evictions.

Suspect arrested after pulling gun on Detroit police on city's east side

Detroit police say a veteran and rookie officer approached the suspect. Police say he got their attention because he was walking in the street even though the sidewalks were shoveled and because that junior officer noticed he may have been carrying a gun.

Man running from I-96 shooting that left two dead, hit and killed by off-duty Detroit Police Officer

An off-duty Detroit Police Officer as the unrelated driver who hit a man who ran from a shooting scene on I-96 Monday night according to sources. The officer was ruled not at fault by investigators.

Is Project Green Light Detroit leading to more freeway shootings?

Both Michigan State Police and community activists are theorizing the success of Project Greenlight in Detroit is inadvertently leading to more violence on freeways.

Massive I-75 modernization continues this weekend with freeway closures and bridge demolitions

Drivers will want to avoid the major highway this weekend as road crews will completely shut down all lanes from 8 Mile to I-696 for two bridge demolitions scheduled. Some ramp closures will remain in effect until the end of the year.

Detroit Police Sergeant celebrates 50 years on the job

Raymond Lee has worked in several units in the Detroit Police Department over his 50 years but has zero plans to step aside anytime soon.