Man sentenced in murder of WWJ Reporter Jim Matthews, assault of three others

Arthur Williamson pled no contest last month to first-degree murder, two counts of assault with intent to commit murder, and three counts of unlawful imprisonment after a violent attack at Matthews' home in Chesterfield Township last September.

Free wifi coming to five Detroit parks

Construction is expected to go through the summer and fall before things are up and running.

DTE, Consumers summer rate increases kick in today

Summer rate plans are part of the utility company's method for reducing power usage during the hottest hours of the day. Here's how much more you'll pay.

Amazon hit with $25M fine for violating child privacy with Alexa voice assistant

The FTC commissioner said in a statement that “when parents asked Amazon to delete their kids’ Alexa voice data, the company did not delete all of it."

Detroit mayor proposes plan to spark development, help homeowners and target blight

It is a plan that he hopes to roll out over the next three years. And that will target the 30,000 vacant landowners. The vacant businesses, the parking lot owners, and the blighted and dilapidated old factories.

Waiting for justice: Why Michigan's public employees are protected by government immunity

If you lost a loved one and wanted to hold the government responsible for actions - or lack thereof - you would be out of luck. Michigan governments are protected by government immunity -- but why is it in place?

Campfire starts 136-acre wildfire in northern Michigan

A campfire over the weekend started a 136-acre wildfire in northern Michigan. As the fire moved, it was fueled by the grass, dry leaves, and needles.

Mother waits for justice for daughter who died from fentanyl overdose allegedly in babysitter's care

She says she was told her baby died of a fentanyl overdose when she went to the Wayne County Medical Examiner to get an autopsy. It is believed to have happened at a babysitter’s home, according to sources.

Pool safety: How to prevent drowning this summer

According to the CDC, drowning is one of the leading causes of death for children between the ages of 1 and 4. On average, nearly 4,000 people lose their lives to drowning each year, equating to approximately 11 drowning deaths every day.

Detroit City Council approves $51.8M tax break for District Detroit development

The Detroit City Council has approved a tax break of close to $52 million for the next decade to make way for four residential and commercial buildings in downtown as part of the Ilitch organization and Stephen Ross' District Detroit development plan.