Sterling Heights police help family whose young son is battling brain tumor

Sterling Heights police learned the family was in town for their son’s cancer treatments — the same type of cancer the responding officer had survived himself.

ICE detention facility confirmed to be coming to Romulus, says state lawmaker

A building in Romulus rumored to be a future ICE detention facility has now been confirmed to be the case, according to a Michigan state senator.

Shelby Township man sentenced for $2.5M PPP fraud scheme

He was previously sentenced to a three-year federal prison sentence for dealing drugs out of his parents’ liquor store.

Oakland University stabbing suspect given $1M bond

An 18-year-old suspect accused of stabbing a person during a fight at Oakland University last week is now facing charges after he was caught this week.

Man charged with murder for random violent attack outside Detroit gas station

A suspect accused of beating a man and then running over the victim with his own vehicle at a Detroit gas station is now facing murder charges.

What Nicole Curtis claims happened amid fallout from use of racial slur

Nicole Curtis posted an apology that included what she claims really happened after a video surfaced of the "Rehab Addict" star saying a racial slur.

'Filing a grievance:' Melvindale police officer fired over misconduct allegations

A high-ranking Melvindale police officer was kicked off the force Thursday night after several run-ins with the law, leading to numerous assault charges and lawsuits. Meanwhile, his attorney says they were blindsided by his termination.

St. Clair Shores sewer project leaves businesses struggling

An infrastructure project on Jefferson Avenue in St. Clair Shores is designed to reduce sewer overflows into Lake St. Clair. However, some say the project is also reducing their business flow.

Wyandotte family searching for missing 25-year-old son

A family downriver is frantically looking for their son who suffered a brain injury and has been missing for a week.

Massive data center plans in Van Buren Township move forward, despite pushback

The data center will operate on one gigawatt of electricity - enough to power 800,000 homes and use between two and three million gallons of water a day.

GoFundMe for family of Taylor child who was hit, killed by car reaches thousands of dollars

A family in Taylor is continuing to mourn the loss of a child who was hit and killed. Now, neighbors, loved ones and even strangers are comforting the family with more than just open arms. They are opening their wallets too.