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Detroit Police say two masked gunmen approached a gas station and ambushed a teenager who was later found shot to death just blocks away.
Five people have been charged in connection to a string of burglaries in Genesee County that occurred over the past three months.
Meet Bandit! This 7-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog/Collie mix is fully grown at 100 pounds, and he's laid back and very friendly.
Crammed with ideas about the domination of women, never condescending to any of our foibles as humans, quirky and, finally, touching, this play in this production is a must see.
Several thousand DTE Energy customers were left without power after going off the grid during extreme heat Thursday.
Dining with your dog in Detroit depends largely on the availability of patios and pleasant weather. Health code regulations prohibit dogs in enclosed restaurants, and those spots that have outdoor seating areas typically only keep them open during the spring and summer months. Once the weather warms up and the sun is shining, however, these Detroit are restaurants provide a delicious dining experience for you and your four-legged friends.
Don't let construction activities spoil your weekend plans. Find out what routes to avoid in this weekend's traffic alert.
"Magic Mike" -- It's a new film that debuts Friday about a male chippendale who finds true love. And as WWJ's Kathryn Larson found out, there are some Motor City Magic Mikes who really are living the movie.
The body of a 4-year-old boy missing for a week was found buried Thursday at his home, a family spokesman said.
A heat advisory remains in effect in Southeast Michigan through Saturday.
Police officers in Flint are working 12-hour shifts as part of a plan to improve public safety.
Gov. Rick Snyder has signed an order establishing an Autism Council within the state Department of Community Health.
The Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park plans to start construction in mid-July on a $22 million Japanese garden on its West Michigan grounds.
State education officials say the number of college-ready and career-ready students is increasing.