Small business owners have a new 'one-stop shop' for help

A new coffee shop in Livonia or a tech start up in Detroit - all of the small businesses start with a bright idea, but it takes a village to keep that light from going out.

'Melissas for Hope' set to help those affected by Hurricane Melissa

For weeks, Hurricane Melissa has been in the headlines, but now some women named Melissa say the hurricane is having a negative impact on who they are, so they’re working to change the narrative.

Rattiest cities: Detroit again ranks in top 10

Detroit maintained its place in the top 10, and unfortunately even moved up a spot, on this year's Top 50 Rattiest Cities list.

Detroit Metro air traffic controllers work to educate people on shutdown impacts

As the government shutdown continues to drag on, air traffic controllers are trying to educate people about how it will potentially affect air travel.

Michigan Governor race: Finance reports show leading candidates in funding

In the race for Michigan’s next governor, the most recent campaign finance reports show Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson leading the way in the Democratic field.

Detroiters with family in Jamaica

Chris Mitchell, the owner of Island Spice Caribbean restaurant in Detroit, hasn’t been able to connect with his family.

When will future of Detroit officer who shot driver six times be decided?

When will the fate of a Detroit police officer accused of violating multiple policies when they shot a driver following a traffic stop be decided?

Teen motorcyclist crashes in Detroit after popping wheelie in front of police troopers

A 17-year-old motorcyclist who fled onto the Southfield Freeway in Detroit after popping a wheelie and revving his engine in front of a Michigan State Police trooper crashed shortly afterward.

Police investigate failed smash-and-grab at Detroit check cashing business

An attempted smash-and-grab early Tuesday left a Detroit check cashing business with debris scattered around the building, and the thief or thieves empty-handed.

Detroit shooting leaves one dead on Larned in a vehicle

A man was found dead after a shooting in Detroit Monday night and police are searching for answers.

Detroit People's Food Co-op to work with community as SNAP benefit pause looms

As SNAP benefits are set to go on pause starting Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown, many acknowledge that the pause is likely to affect more than just SNAP recipients.

Detroit police shooting: Chief wants officer suspended after shooting driver six times

A supervisor was not called when the driver requested one, officers should not have pursued the driver over a traffic violation, and it is against department rules to discharge a firearm at a moving vehicle unless extreme circumstances such as one's life is in jeopardy.

Chief Bettison addresses cold cases and closure rates
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FOX 2’s Hilary Golston sat down with Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison to discuss crime being down.

Detroit police to add drones for crime fighting

The chief is calling them “first responder drones" and they are coming to the state’s largest police department.

Detroit police sergeant who told officer to purposely alter crash report information likely won't lose job

A Detroit police sergeant heard telling an officer over the scanner to purposely alter crash report information likely won't lose his job unless an investigation uncovers "nefarious intent." The incident is still under investigation.

Michigan man fighting leukemia released by ICE after two month detainment

A Michigan man living with life-threatening leukemia while detained by ICE is now free. That’s the word from the ACLU which went to work on his behalf to get him returned to family and connected to doctors.