Todd Perkins to launch "Perkins for the People" podcast
Bre Teamer chats with attorney Todd Perkins about his thoughts on the Detroit mayoral race and his new podcast.
Emagine and Folktellers Studios invite young readers to bring their stories to life on the BIG screen
This fall, Emagine Entertainment and Folktellers Studios are rolling out the red carpet for a brand-new storytelling and literacy initiative that turns young readers into filmmakers. In partnership with regional literacy programs, the project blends reading, imagination, and movie magic, inspiring kids to see their stories come alive on the big screen. Bre Teamer chats with Josef Bastian, creator of award-winning seven-book series, Excerpts from an Unknown Guidebook, to discuss the program.
Detroit mayor election: Mary Sheffield vs Solomon Kinloch Jr.
When Detroit voters head to the poll on Tuesday, they're choosing between City Council President Mary Sheffield and Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr.
Video: 19-year-old Detroit man charged in stolen car chase and crash
New police video of a high-speed chase with the suspect speeding over 100 miles per hour in a stolen car - and later crashed and injured an innocent bystander -- was released Monday.
Southfield police video: Armed stolen car suspect chase and crash
Dashcam video from Southfield police of a stolen Dodge Challenger that crashed into an innocent driver in Detroit.
Celebrate 100 years of Detroit Red Wings at the HockeyTown Centennial Fest
The Detroit Red Wings are excited to share details about the Hockeytown Centennial FanFest, which takes place November 6-9, 2025 at MotorCity Casino Hotel, as part of the Red Wings Centennial, presented by Meijer. This four-day immersive event is a pillar of Red Wings Centennial – the incredible campaign honoring a century of Red Wings hockey.
Department of Justice Proposes Program to Restore Firearm Rights for Non-Violent Felons
Bre Teamer sits down with attorney Barton Morris to discuss the Department of Justice’s newly proposed firearm rights restoration initiative.
Food pantries struggling with demand amid concern of SNAP pause
As the federal shutdown persists into its second month with no end in sight, concerns of aid reaching needy families amid a pause in SNAP benefits are starting to grow. While judges have ordered the program be funding during the shutdown, the worry about those who purchase groceries with the help of subsidies is not going away.
2 accused of holding woman hostage inside Huron Township home, sexually assaulting her repeatedly
Two men are accused of sexually assaulting a woman while holding her against her will inside a Huron Township home.
Dearborn men plotted terror attack at Ferndale locations, feds say
Two men have been charged in connection with arrests made on Oct. 31 after federal and state police officers raided locations in Dearborn and Inkster last Friday.
Snow in Metro Detroit: First flakes expected to fall soon
Metro Detroit may finally be dusting off the winter cobwebs this coming weekend, as the first chance of snowflakes enters the forecast.
More suspects charged after businessman Eddie Jawad shot in Macomb Township
Two additional suspects were arraigned Monday on charges stemming from the shooting of Macomb County businessman Eddie Jawad.
Waymo autonomous vehicles hitting Detroit streets - with a driver, for now
Waymo, an autonomous ride-hailing service, is beginning its expansion into Detroit with drives through the city.
Traffic alert: Busiest month for deer crashes in Michigan arrives
Most crashes with deer occur in November, according to data from the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning.
Thwarted terrorist attack: Michigan attorneys say there was no attack planned despite FBI claims
On Friday, FBI Director Kash Patel said several suspects had been arrested in Michigan in connection with a possible Halloween weekend terror attack plot. Attorneys for the suspects say they haven't been updated on the investigation, and no charges have been filed.
Michigan lawyers claim there was no Halloween weekend terror plot
After FBI Director Kash Patel said on social media last week that numerous people were arrested in Michigan for plotting a potential terrorist attack, the lawyers for the people allegedly involved say there was no plot, and charges haven't been filed.
Body found in Clinton Township drain
An investigation is underway after a body was found in a drain Sunday in Clinton Township.
A hunk, a hunk of burning love: Mayor dressed as Elvis performs wedding ceremony
Lincoln Park Mayor Maureen Tobin has long been an Elvis Presley fan, she even has a small figure of the musician on her desk. So when it came time to pick a Halloween costume this year, the King of Rock and Roll was the easy choice for her. This year was special, she was asked in her duties as mayor to perform a wedding, and she did it while in the King's iconic white jumpsuit. Ravyn and Andrew Lowe, the newlyweds, where happy with the choice. "10/10 recommend getting married by Elvis and then going trick or treating with the kids. Happy Halloween and hello to forever my husband," Ravyn wrote in a social media post shortly after the ceremony." Tobin, who has performed many weddings since taking office, said this one was "a lot of fun," to do in costume. "I planned it when they scheduled on Halloween, but they didn't know I was going to be Elvis," she told Fox 2.
Food pantry struggles to provide, attorney says terror plot is a hoax, the weather and more
The Lions fell to the Vikings, an attorney for several alleged terrorists says his clients are the victims, a food pantry is struggling to provide for people and more.
Attorney for 'terror suspects' says it was all a misunderstanding
The FBI says there is no update to the investigation or possible charges for those arrested Friday in Wayne County. An attorney for some of the suspects says there is no evidence they committed any crimes, and that they are just video game players.