81-count lawsuit filed against Warren Mayor Jim Fouts for creating hostile racial environment

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.

Shelby Township woman backs into the squad car after traffic stop for hit-and-run

Following reports of a hit-and-run incident, police were interviewing one of the victims in a Rochester Hills subdivision when the alleged suspect drove by the two. After pointing out the driver, the officer initiated a traffic stop. When the officer asked the driver to put her car into park, the 54-year-old Shelby Township resident backed into the squad car. The driver was taken to a nearby hospital for a blood test and was arrested for operating a vehicle while under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident.

Police asking for help identifying man possibly related to Last Call Bar shooting

Eastpointe police have released a photo of a man who was with a person of interest in Friday night's shooting at Last Call Bar that left six hospitalized.

One person shot after shooting near 10 Mile and I-94

St. Clair Shores police are investigating a shooting that happened Saturday afternoon near I-94. 

UAW to GM: Stop playing games

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.

Sterling Heights man pleads guilty to exporting gun parts in toys

A Sterling Heights man has pleaded guilty to exporting gun parts to Australia. He hid them inside toy motorcycles in order to avoid detection. Rrok Martin Camaj, a 34-year-old, sent firearm parts to Australia from March 2018 to January 2019. The parts included pistol frames, firing pins, springs, ejectors, and magazines that were sent through the mail to other cohorts. After they arrived in Australia, they were reassembled into "operable firearms." 

Source of McLaren Macomb Hospital legionnaires disease still unknown

In the past month, seven people have been diagnosed with legionnaires after being treated at McLaren Macomb Hospital in Macomb County.

7 cases of Legionnaires Disease are under investigation at McLaren Macomb Hospital

The Macomb County Health Department and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services are investigating possible cases of Legionnaires' disease at McLaren Macomb Hospital, it said in a release Wednesday.

Former head of Macomb County health department files whistleblower suit over termination

The now-fired Macomb County Director of Health and Community Services has filed a lawsuit against the county, claiming she was fired after addressing discrimination complaints from African American employees.

In 1969 the Rouge River burned. 50 years and more than a billion dollars later, life has returned to the water

In 1969, a worker on the Rouge River dropped his torch into the water. The flame ignited oil from an accidental spill from the nearby Shell refinery by the I-75 overpass. It lit the river on fire - and hardly anyone cared. Now, 50 years later, with the aid of thousands of volunteers, the cooperation of hundreds of groups and more than a billion dollars, the restoration of the river and its watershed has become a paradigm for how others should clean their polluted rivers.

Five arrested after argument over dog turns to gunfire, rattling Warren mobile home park

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.

"This is bullsh*t," Harrison Township man charged with fleeing police, unhappy with rescheduled hearing

Clint Washington Jr. a 33-year-old man from Harrison Township is charged with several felonies after police tried to pull Washington over in the area of 16 Mile and Jefferson. Already wanted after he never showed up for a murder trial in 2018, police had been seeking Washington when on Aug. 26 they tried to pull him over. Washington instead drove away, leading police on a chase. His hearing to determine if Washington's case would go to trial was postponed due to scheduling conflicts - much to his disapproval.

Murdered Clinton Twp. woman remembered as loving, forgiving at vigil

Friends of Nicole LaRocca will tell you she didn't have the perfect marriage. They said her husband had a temper and they fought. But they never thought he was capable of killing her. 

Macomb County church giving away $15 in free gas to drivers this Saturday

A Macomb County church is doing what a Detroit pastor did last weekend - they're giving away free gas at a Marathon gas station on Hall Road.