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As restaurant owner Chris Mitchell serves up these Jamaican recipes, he can’t help but think about Hurricane Melissa as it heads toward his homeland.

Influencer Colin from Detroit joins the panel to talk about the couple, which got engaged before a Lions game, the thief who's swiping tires in Madison Heights, a name change for our friends at Fox 2, and bears who broke into a Colorado gym for protein shakes and ice baths.

More victims are making complaints against a Rochester Hills doctor behind a series of disturbing sexual assaults he allegedly committed while working at hospitals in Metro Detroit.

Performer Chris Abolio talks about Lucha Boom's annual Dia De Los Muertos event at the Masonic Temple this Saturday at 9pm.

The shooting unfolded Sunday afternoon after a traffic stop for speeding grew into an argument over the offense, then a police pursuit, and ending with the driver being struck six times. She has since been released from the hospital and ordered released from police custody and will not be charged, Bettison said.

Chief Todd Bettison said multiple policy violations occurred after a police officer shot a woman after the individual fled a traffic stop. The chief has put in a request for the officer to be suspended without pay.

Anchor/report Brandon Hudson and Assignment Desk Manager John Shull turned their love of professional wrestling into reality over the weekend as they competed in Superior Championship Wrestling.

It’s called electric outdoors, a Michigan-based company bringing a whole new meaning to off-the-grid. Their creation could change how we think about camping, outdoor living or even emergency response. For TECH in the D, we take a closer look this innovation born in the Motor City. You can find more information at https://electricoutdoors.com/

A woman is listed as stable at a hospital after she was shot by Detroit police on Sunday. Authorities say the woman drove at officers following a chase.

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Hilary Golston spoke with Oakland University economics expert Dr. Michael Greiner, who says the Federal Reserve is likely to proceed carefully amid the government shutdown. Greiner explained that while the Fed remains operational, missing data from key agencies like the Bureau of Economic Analysis and Bureau of Labor Statistics could cloud the economic picture. He says policymakers are watching inflation and growth closely but are unlikely to make bold moves until the numbers are clear.

In an exclusive interview with Fox 2's Hilary Golston, Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison confirmed plans to launch “first responder drones” within eight months a first for Michigan’s largest department. Bettison says the technology will enhance safety by assessing scenes before officers arrive while maintaining privacy rights. The chief also discussed the city’s new $10.5 million commitment to violence intervention, his view that “murder music” influences as much as 80 percent of youth violence, and why he believes Detroit doesn’t need the National Guard. From facial recognition to Green Light cameras, Bettison says transparency is key and admits, “yes we do now” live in a surveillance state.

A woman was shot after endangering police, running from traffic stop. The American House senior apartment complex reignited following Friday night's fire and more on the October 26, FOX 2 News at 6 p.m.

A woman suffered injuries to both of her arms, and legs after she was shot inside of her SUV Sunday afternoon, according to Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison. Bettison said the incident stemmed from a traffic stop. She was pulled over on Van Dyke, where it was discovered she had no proper license plate. Bettison said the woman refused to comply, and eventually pepper spray was used. The woman then fled that scene, and ended up at a second scene where police were able to block her in and stop her a second time, near Concord and Outer Drive. During that second stop, she moved her vehicle toward an officer, who feared for their life and opened fire. Bettison said she then continued to drive, and ended up at a Detroit Police facility on Sherwood near 7 Mile Road.

Dave Spencer covers the top automotive news from the past week in the FOX 2 Fastlane, including GM cutting Car Play in favor of its own infotainment systems in gas-powered vehicles, GM slashing white collar jobs in Michigan, and the rise of tariffs on Canadian imports.