Detroit man sentenced to prison for sending Bitcoin to help ISIS, planning to join terror org

A Detroit man who attempted to send Bitcoin to ISIS with the intention of that cryptocurrency helping other people join the terror organization is now serving a nine-year prison sentence.

Relative of McDonald's murder victim brings knives to court, hearing paused

A family member of a woman killed at an Eastpointe McDonald's was taken into custody after trying to bring a knife into a court room on Friday.

Ferndale ends contract with Flock Safety after hearing concerns, seeks new license plate reader vendor

Ferndale ended its contract with Flock Safety, and is now looking for a new company to provide license plate readers, which the police department says is used to track down suspects and solve crimes.

Where are the Skelton brothers? Mystery still unsolved as father, John Skelton, charged with murder

Fifteen years after the Skelton brothers disappeared from Morenci, Michigan, their father John Skelton has been charged with murder. However, though the boys have been declared dead, their bodies have never been found.

Oakland County drivers react to I-696 construction update as roadwork proceeds

MDOT has more highway construction that’s sure to give many of us headaches, including the workers who have to do the work. This time, ramps on I-696 Westbound are closing from I-75 to M-10 starting Friday.

Metro Detroit residents get in mile long line for big turkey giveaway

Detroiters and Highland Park residents lined up along 7 Mile near John R throughout Thursday morning, all hoping to grab a free turkey in time for the holidays.