Jon Marko explains why it's hard to sue the U.S. government
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Attorney Jon Marko, fresh off a massive multi-million dollar legal case, explains why it would be hard for survivors of the Air Canada crash at Laguardia to sue the U.S. government.

Ronia's Rundown: Best days, worst passengers & travel hacks
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FOX 2 Detroit Live Hosts Ronia Shamona and Aaron Jordan discuss what a survey says is the best day of the week, the worst passengers to sit next to on a plane and a possible new feature that could make travelling easier for airline passengers.

Aviation expert on deadly LaGuardia jet-fire truck crash
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A pilot and co-pilot were killed and dozens more hurt after an Air Canada jet and fire truck crashed at New York's LaGuardia Airport. Instrument rated commercial pilot and an advisor to Embry Riddle Aeronautical University's flight department Evan Broad weighs in on the investigation.

Retired Naval Intelligence Commander on Iran talks
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President Trump extends the deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and said U.S. officials are holding talks with an Iranian leader. Iran says no such talks have taken place. Retired Naval Intelligence Commander Dr. Paul Chabot weighs in.

Jury convicts Macomb County man for fishing violations
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Derek Dermyer was convicted via jury after rejecting a plea deal offered by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. His sentence includes jail time, thousands of dollars in fines and being banned from obtaining a fishing license for several years.

ICE agents at airports: Latest details as TSA wait times increase

ICE agents were seen in at least one major airport Monday to help with long TSA lines. Here are the latest details on where they’re working and what they’re doing.

Jury convicts Metro Detroit man for illegal fishing violations after rejecting plea deal

The 37-year-old Macomb County man is a habitual offender, which means he'll receive jail time in addition to fines and a revocation of his fishing license for years.

VA providing $112M in grants for veteran suicide prevention programs across the country

The latest Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) suicide report shows that in 2023, 6,398 Veterans died by suicide, an average of 17 a day. And while there were slightly fewer deaths, the report reinforces the need for continued support and prevention efforts.

Police: Fentanyl found in packaging of Barbie Dolls at Missouri store

Police in Missouri are continuing their investigation after fentanyl was found in the packaging of Barbie Dolls at a discount store.

Pedestrian hit, killed while trying to cross Van Dyke in Sterling Heights

A Warren man trying to cross Van Dyke against the walk signal died after he was hit by a pickup truck Sunday night, Sterling Heights police said.

ICE agents deploying to airports to assist TSA
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ICE agents are being deployed to airports around the country to assist with TSA operations amid a partial government shutdown. Amid the shutdown, some airport wait times have spiked.

Allen Road grade separation construction starts Monday
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Allen Road will close north of Van Horn and south of West Road in Woodhaven as the grade separation for the train tracks is built starting March 23.  For decades, trains entering the Canadian National Flat Rock Yard have created frequent, lengthy blockages at the Allen Road crossing that disrupt Woodhaven traffic — sometimes lasting 45 minutes or more, with one 2014 instance exceeding six hours. This project will create a smooth, uninterrupted flow of traffic and eliminate dangerous, unpredictable backups.

THE INTERVIEW: Boots on the Ground? U.S. Signals “All Options” on the table
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The risk of a major energy disruption is growing tonight as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signals the U.S. is prepared to act if Iran threatens the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil route. Bessent saying “all options are on the table” is raising new questions about potential U.S. involvement and how far this conflict could go. Hilary Golston spoke with Michael Negron, a former special advisor at the U.S. Small Business Administration, who says even the threat to shipping lanes can rattle markets, warning that prolonged instability could quickly impact businesses and consumers here at home.

Elmhurst exit off the Lodge being permanently removed
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The right lane closure on SB M-10 (the Lodge) is scheduled through mid-May with a closure at the entrance ramp from Glendale Street. The project is  supposed to be completed by the first week of June. The Elmhurst exit, one of the most dangerous in the area, is being permanently removed.