Starbucks barista writes ‘Pig’ on police officer’s cup

An Oklahoma police officer got a Starbucks cup with the word "Pig" on a label and the company later apologized for the incident.

Ex-UAW regional director accused of embezzlement for Palm Springs golf trips, premium booze and meals 

Vance Pearson, 58, was once one of the powerful leaders of the UAW. Now he's in federal court, accused conspiracy to spend hundreds of thousands of UAW dues on an elaborate lifestyle.

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. 

Netflix suffers worldwide streaming outage

Netflix's customer service hotline and website acknowledged the outage, saying it was affecting stream on all devices.

UAW president Gary Jones resigns as union moves to expel him and one other

Within an hour of the UAW announcing plans to expel Gary Jones and another top official from the Union, the now-former president announced plans to resign from the union.

GM suing Fiat-Chrysler for billions, accusing automaker of bribery in negotiations with UAW

General Motors has filed a lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler, alleging the automaker bribed the United Auto Workers Union in an attempt to gain an advantage during labor agreements.

SecurAmerica, Detroit security guards at odds over effort to unionize

Security guards at several sites in Detroit, including those at Bedrock buildings on Tuesday walked off the job to protest threats of retaliation as they fight for union rights and safety concerns.

City council faces divided Detroit residents ahead of blight bond proposal vote

Detroiters had time to weigh in on Mayor Mike Duggan's two-hundred and fifty million dollar bond proposal to demolish empty blighted homes. Following a scathing report from the Auditor General, who found several problems with the blight demolition program, several city councilmembers and residents remain unconvinced the plan to speed up the program is the best idea.

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.

UAW members ratify Ford contract

United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co. members ratified the 2019 Collective Bargaining Agreement by 56.3 percent, the UAW announced this evening.

Michigan car insurance fee falling to $100 per car in July

Michigan drivers who want unlimited medical coverage for crash injuries will pay $100 per vehicle starting in July, which will be 55% less than the record-high $220 annual fee they currently pay.

UAW enacting ethics reform, including selling property that FBI raided

The UAW is enacting a slew of ethics reform in response to an FBI probe into alleged corruption at the union. In one of the first decisions made by acting President Rory Gamble since taking the helm after the former president took a leave of absence, the announcement comes amid contract negotiations between the automakers and union members.

Duggan's $250 million blight bond proposal under fire at city council meeting Tuesday

A 250 million dollar bond proposal put forth by Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan was debated by residents and council members in front of the city council on Tuesday. While its plan would be to eradicate blight throughout the city in five years, a blistering report from the Auditor General last week pointed out several problems with the city's demolition program.

Acting UAW pres. hopes to regain members support amid corruption probes

The acting president of the United Auto Workers said Wednesday that a corruption scandal plaguing the union will get worse before it gets better, but that he's confident he can fix the mess and turn over a clean house to the next leader.