Breaking down high court's decision on birthright citizenship
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What does the High Court's decision mean as it upholds birthright citizenship? An immigration attorney and FOX 2's legal analyst breaks it down.

Royal Oak Taco Fest starting a day late due to extreme heat

Due to extreme heat forecasted in Metro Detroit this week, Royal Oak Taco Fest will begin Friday instead of Thursday.

Birthright citizenship: Supreme Court rejects Trump crackdown

The Supreme Court has ruled President Trump’s crackdown on birthright citizenship is unconstitutional, rejecting his executive order declaring that children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens.

Supreme Court upholds state laws banning transgender girls and women from school athletics

The United States Supreme Court released its opinion Tuesday on upholding state laws banning transgender athletes from female sports teams, handing a major victory to supporters of laws they say protect fairness in women’s athletics. 

AMERICA 250: The history behind Detroit's waterways
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As America marks its 250th birthday, the story of our nation's growth begins on the water. From fueling commerce and industry to shaping innovation and connecting communities, Detroit's waterways have played a pivotal role in America's progress. In this special series, FOX 2's Erica Francis explores the rivers and lakes that helped build the Motor City, the people who keep these waterways moving today, and the lasting impact Detroit's maritime legacy continues to have on the United States.

Slate Auto's electric truck buzz
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Troy rooted startup Slate Auto is making big waves with their new EV starting at under $25K. 

Madison Heights mosque faces threats
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This all happened at the American Islamic Community Center on Dequindre Road in Madison Heights. There were at least two threatening messages left for the leadership of this religious and cultural center this past Sunday. 

Madison Heights mosque targeted with disturbing series of threats

Police in Madison Heights are investigating a disturbing series of threats targeting the Muslim community. A handful of hate-filled voicemails were left at a mosque, and it has area Muslim leaders speaking out.

Tigers broadcaster among those helping gather supplies for Venezuela
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Detroit Tigers broadcaster and native Venezuelan Carlos Guillen was among those helping at a donation drive after two deadly earthquakes hit the country last week.

Staying safe during dangerous heat wave
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The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the southern half of Michigan's Lower Peninsula that will begin Tuesday afternoon and extend through Thursday. Over that time, daytime high temperatures will extend into the upper 90s. It will feel like 105+ degrees for those that are counting, thanks to humidity.  The danger will compound because the daily low temperatures will still sit in the mid-to-upper 70s. That prevents one's body from cooling down enough that after a hot day it can recover.

Man dead after Livonia police shooting following explosion

A man is dead after an officer-involved shooting Sunday night in Livonia. Yet this incident started with a gas explosion inside the house.

Judge says Terrion Arnold has a 'paparazzi monitor' while out on bond
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Hours before Terrion Arnold was released by the Lions, he was released on bond in a Florida court in his armed robbery and kidnapping case. His high profile came into play when the judge spoke about a lack of an ankle monitor.

Detroit officials look to extend 'Shotspotter' contract

Extending the contract or letting it expire is the question before Detroit City Council regarding the gunshot detection technology called ‘ShotSpotter.’

Detroit's 'Shotspotter' contract up for renewal
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The four-year contract expires Tuesday, and Detroit police are pushing for an extension. Police say ShotSpotter technology allows them to do their jobs better, collect more evidence, and respond to scenes faster.  Detroit police have made it clear they often don't get 911 calls.

Livonia man shot and killed following explosion
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Sunday around 7 p.m., a home exploded after Livonia police say 61-year-old Roger Zebrowski cut gas lines. But while the Livonia Fire Department was putting out the fire, Roger was hiding in bushes in the backyard. After he refused to cooperate with police, shots were fired, and Roger died. Neighbors who knew him were shocked.