Warren

Eighty-one counts fill a 22-page civil lawsuit filed in federal court against Warren Mayor Jim Fouts and former police commissioner Jere Green.

An 81-count federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed by the former Warren diversity coordinator against Mayor Jim Fouts, the city and former police commissioner Jere Green Monday.

Friday was day 26 of the strike in a week that's seen General Motors leader Mary Barra and UAW leadership meet behind closed doors. But another week still without a resolution.

Thursday meant day 25 of the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors as talks intensify. 

A volleyball coach who worked at institutions across Michigan has been charged with sex crimes with children and child porn.

Five people have been arrested after an argument broke out over a dog Monday morning. Occurring at the Twin Pines Mobile Home Park near 11 Mile, a confrontation turned violent after one owner thought their dog was missing.

Marcus Mclean went over to his girlfriend's house on Sunday morning in Warren to engage in sexual activities when something went wrong. Police report that something went awry when McLean pulled a gun out and shot Derika Blessit in the head, killing her. Mother to one of his children, Mclean is charged with second-degree murder and is currently being held without bond.

On day 12 negotiations continued between the UAW and General Motors.

The DEA, along with Detroit and Warren police, conducted raids at several homes in Detroit Wednesday morning. 

While progress has been made on a deal between the UAW and General Motors, there appears to be no consensus in the near future. With workers now picketing and operating on a smaller budget, area businesses have been hit particularly hard

Dystonia is a movement disorder that causes muscles to twist and cramp. While doctors don't know why the disease happens, they believe it's a miscommunication between the brain and the body. Jay Dunn, who started to showcase symptoms of Dystonia when he was just 6 is now fundraising for a cure. The campaign is called the 5 Dollar Cure and you may have seen it advertised on an I-696 billboard. You can help by donating $5.