Storm topples tree, sparks fire in Warren
It was brief but the inclement weather that rolled through Southeast Michigan left its mark with tens of thousands without power.
Climate activists target SUVs, trucks in Royal Oak
At least four different drivers in Royal Oak have found their vehicles with deflated tires -- all by an alleged group of climate activists.
State budget director considers worst-case scenario of auto strike
Governor Gretchen Whitmer's budget director is hoping there won't be an auto strike this fall but plans for the worst-case scenario are beginning to take shape.
Motor City Casino gambler robbed of thousands in parking structure
Late Monday afternoon, police said that the suspect was arrested and additional details will be released at a later time.
Beloved nurse killed by driver trying to save patient who wandered from care facility
On Sunday night she was working at the Majestic Care facility and when the patient walked out the door and crossed the road - Pebbles went to go get her.
Thieves try stealing ATM with excavator
Thieves used an excavator to rip out an ATM in Detroit, but the machine fell out of the scoop and was left behind.
Councilmember proposes renaming Hart Plaza after MLK Jr.
Detroit city councilmember Mary Waters is proposing renaming Hart Plaza to Dr. Martin Luther Jr. Plaza. A statue of the civil rights leader was recently unveiled in the plaza.
Suspect arrested after police surround home near Southfield Freeway
Police took a suspect into custody Monday afternoon following a police investigation that closed the northbound lanes of the Southfield Freeway just before the evening rush hour.
Teen hit by car while crossing Telegraph
Police said a 16-year-old was critically hurt while crossing in front of a car with a green light on Telegraph in Dearborn Heights on Monday.
Concert photographer witnessed R&B star Monica intervene after saying a woman was hit by man in crowd
He shared his video which appears to show a man swing at a woman - but Gee also explained what led up to that moment.
23 people from 20 countries sworn in as U.S. citizens
It was a day that won't soon be forgotten for nearly two dozen people from across the U.S. that can now finally call themselves citizens. They took their oath at the Zekelman Holocaust Center.
Plenty of pink on display at Barbie premier
There was a lot of pink on display at the premier of Barbie - but of course any fan of the doll knows there can never be enough pink
Efforts to defeat concrete crusher in Detroit a success
Activists in Detroit fought back successfully against efforts by one company to build a concrete crusher in one west side neighborhood. On Monday, the developer of the proposed project didn't show up to an appeal hearing he filed for.
Harper Woods pet need surgery after dog attack
Shelia Jones says her neighbor's dog attacked her own dog, leaving it with several critical injuries that will require multiple surgeries. However, the cost of those procedures outweigh what resources she and her family has.
Transgender man shot with pellet gun, taunted with slurs
A Pontiac man was on his way to a gas station when he says someone shot him with a pellet gun from a car full of people and yelled slurs at him. The car took off, and now a reward is offered for information that leads to the suspects.
More than 50 cats found in Brownstown home
At least 50 cats have been hauled away from a home in Brownstown Township. The good news is they all appear in good health. The bad news is now the local animal shelter is at capacity.
Community garden run by inmates at Monroe jail
By the time the harvest was ready, hundreds of pounds of locally-grown food had been picked and were ready to be donated to an area food bank in Monroe County. It came from a garden that's run by inmates at the local jail.
An Angel in the kitchen feeds homeless Detroiters
A local woman continues to bring her soul and soul food to homeless Detroiters. Her home-cooked meals started as a one-day effort, growing into so much more, at times biting off more than she can chew. It's why she desperately needs a food truck.
Discounted F-150 Lightning a sign of EV wars heating up
Electric vehicle costs are starting to fluctuate as companies seek to leverage their own models in the battle to wet customer's appetite for more battery-powered vehicles.
Rick Wershe in court to preserve lawsuit against police, city of Detroit
White Boy Rick has he's known in popular culture was in a federal court house in Flint Wednesday to preserve a lawsuit he filed against the city of Detroit, the FBI and individual law enforcement members who he says kept him in prison longer than he should have been.