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Doctors amputated Robert Dinkins? left leg. He?s also dealing with other injuries to his left side.

Wendy Doucette was everything to her children and grandchildren. Now the family she created and the community she touched are fighting to keep her legacy alive while caring for the loved ones she left behind.

The 2025 Detroit Jazz Fest is free and helps celebrate the city's history of jazz music.

The rear axel was pulled off the car on I-96.

The investigation into a 15-year-old girl's shooting continues with police revealing it was her brother that fired the gun.

Bre Teamer joins Live at 11 with Brandon Hudson to discuss the top stories of the week.

Fox 2's Bre Teamer joins Live at 11 to talk about this week's top trending stories online.

FOX 2 News Live at 11 with Amy Lange and Brandon Hudson

James Paxon in the studio to discuss all the happenings of the past week, and the upcoming weekend in the world of sports.

FOX 2 News Live at 11 with Amy Lange and Brandon Hudson

FOX 2 News Live at 11 with Amy Lange and Brandon Hudson

Certified fitness coach Brock Romisch joins Bre Teamer in-studio to break down essential lower-body workouts designed to tone, strengthen, and sculpt your legs and glutes.

The Brazilian Butt Lift ? or BBL ? has long been one of the most talked-about cosmetic procedures, surrounded by both glamor and controversy. From celebrity speculation to serious health risks, BBLs have dominated headlines and social media feeds alike. Now, a new twist has people talking: the so-called "BBL smell." Bre Teamer sits down with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn to unpack the buzz, separate fact from fiction, and explore why this procedure remains one of the most polarizing topics in beauty and medicine.

College football returns this weekend with schools around Michigan in action. Meanwhile, a major shift in NFC North predictions.

Anthony White, President and Director of Detroit Youth Choir stops by to talk to Bre Teamer about what the choir is looking for and how to audition for the choir.

Let?s talk about the Labubu craze. Or as some like to call it: consumerism wrapped in a fuzzy forest gremlin, sprinkled with scarcity, and deep-fried in social validation. If you?ve been feeling weirdly compelled to throw your rent money at a tiny mischievous creature, congrats: you may have been caught in a behavioral psychology trap. Bre Teamer chats with Erin Fair, Professor and Gamification and Marketing Expert, about the craze.