Detroit's violent weekend: Dozens shot, at least 7 killed

Detroit Police Chief James White will speak during about dozens of shooting scenes over the weekend that ended with at least 6 people dead and more injured.

MSP to speeding drivers on Southfield Freeway: 'you’re probably going to get a ticket today'

Drivers on the Southfield Freeway who tend to have a lead foot in the 55 mph zone should plan to have their license and registration as Michigan State Police are promising they'll be issuing a lot of tickets on Thursday.

Detroit reaches $1M settlement to protesters for violent 2020 clashes

Two years after the summer of 2020 comes a proposed settlement of more than a million dollars - the majority of that will go to Detroit Will Breathe. The community activist group that organized the daily protests.

Detroit City Council approves $1.68M contract to demolish portion of Packard Plant

The previous owner of the plant was given a timeline to demolish the structure after a judge ordered him to knock down the plant in April. When he failed to meet the deadline, the city was allowed to take over.

UAW President: Future in serious doubt for union if it can't organize workers at new battery plants

Detroit's big 3 have staked their future on electric vehicles, believing they'll be half of all car sales by 2030. The UAW sees battery plants as crucial to their success as they become one of the few growth areas in auto manufacturing.

Dr. Jill Biden visits Detroit Public Schools Thursday

The first lady is highlighting ways that federal dollars are helping students still managing learning loss and mental health problems from the disrupted school schedules over the last two years.