Detroit City Council approves ShotSpotter expansion
Council members voted 5-4 on Tuesday to expand the controversial gunshot detection system.
Monroe County woman hurt in parking lot altercation files civil rights complaint
Attorneys for Tracy Douglas are calling for the Monroe County Prosecutor's Office to drop the assault charges filed against her after they say she was the victim in a fight back in August.
A closer look at ShotSpotter as Detroit weighs decision to expand
While Detroit continues to consider expanding ShotSpotter in the city, we took a closer look at data from two cities using the technology--St. Louis and Cincinnati-- to get a better idea of its impact on crime.
Deal in place to give Detroit police officers pay increases
In an effort to attract and retain police officers, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Police Chief James White announced a deal that will boost officer pay.
"National embarrassment": Detroit begins long-awaited demolition of Packard Plant
To write about the history of Detroit, it will be hard not to mention the Packard Plant. And Thursday is no story book ending for a place that was once home to a thriving auto maker.
Detroit City Council votes to postpone ShotSpotter expansion vote again
City council passed a motion to once again postpone the vote to expand ShotSpotter in Detroit, but council members did vote to renew the contracts for the technology to stay in the eighth and ninth precincts.
Attorney: New details reveal how Oxford officials missed red flags before shooting
The attorney representing the victims' families in a lawsuit against the district is accusing school officials of missing multiple red flags that he believes could've prevented the tragedy.
Officials provide update on cyberattack that shut down South Redford Schools
In an update released Wednesday afternoon, the district said the cyberattack was isolated before it could spread.
Detroit sues US Census Bureau, claims agency missed thousands of residents
In an announcement on Tuesday, Mayor Mike Duggan said he's challenging the federal agency's claims the city's population dropped by more than 7,000 people in 2021.
Bitty and Beau's Coffee to hold grand opening in Ann Arbor this weekend
Ben and Amy Wright opened their first Bitty and Beau's Coffee in North Carolina in 2016. It's named after their two kids who were born with Down syndrome.
Detroit Auto Show to hold variety of outdoor events
On Wednesday, there was what's being called a "stampede", where more than 1,000 mustangs traveled from Ford headquarters in Dearborn to downtown Detroit at Hart Plaza
Businesses expect big boost during auto show in Detroit
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Detroit City Council considers expanding ShotSpotter, critics say it doesn't work
Critics of ShotSpotter want the program to come to an end, but Detroit's city council is now considering investing more in the technology, using around seven million to expand it.
Women share safety concerns, tips after death of Memphis woman
The death of a Memphis woman who was kidnapped during a morning run is raising concerns for women.
EMU faculty members go on strike, some classes cancelled
Faculty members at Eastern Michigan University went on strike Wednesday after the union and university failed to come to an agreement on a new collective bargaining deal.