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Lions Coach Dan Campbell spoke about Sunday's big game at the Los Angeles Rams.

A 25-year-old Berkley man is headed to prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a teen girl in Grosse Pointe Park. Darren Bradford also has two pending cases in Oakland County for unrelated assaults, authorities said.

After an emergency court hearing the Leland House owners and DTE reached an agreement that will allow for an outstanding utility bill to be paid and for tenants to remain in their homes. More than three dozen tenants were going to be forced to move if this agreement was not reached.

A strip mall, which neighbors say is abandoned. burned Sunday evening in Garden City.

A fire ripped through a vacant strip mall in Garden City Sunday evening. The cause of the Sunday evening fire is still under investigation.

Dave Spencer and Hilary Golston host the FOX 2 Detroit 6 p.m. News for Dec. 7, 2025. Top stories include an updated on a mass shooting in Muskegon that left two dead, two in critical condition and a child with a bullet wound, a woman killed in a Sterling Heights car crash, Pistons star Cade Cunningham giving back for the holidays, the weather and more.

Dave Spencer hosts the FOX 2 Fastlane, where he talks about some of the top stories effecting automotive issues from the week that was. This week that includes Pres. Donald Trump attempting to roll back Biden era fuel regulations; an issue with autonomous vehicle company Waymo that caused a car not to stop at a school bus's stop sign, and tariff's causing new cars to sell slower.

For more than 150 years, one sentence in the Constitution has quietly settled who belongs here at birth. Tonight, that sentence is under fresh philosophical and legal assault. Birthright citizenship, long treated as settled law under the Fourteenth Amendment, is now being reexamined by the U.S. Supreme Court in a case that could redraw the boundary between nationality and inheritance. At stake is not just immigration policy, but the meaning of citizenship itself… whether it is automatic, earned, or revocable by political design.University of Michigan legal scholar Richard Friedman joined Hilary Golston to unpack the gravity of what’s before the Court.