14-year-old fatally stabbed after basketball game. Mother speaks out
A teen is dead after being stabbed Tuesday night, and now a mother is left grieving.
Farmington Hills Fire Department receives equipment donation to fight EV fires
The new roadway safety equipment includes six electric vehicle fire blankets, traffic safety vests, and an EV plug to shut off an electric vehicle involved in an accident.
Hail damage on vehicles in Metro Detroit could costs thousands in repairs
Over the last 24 hours, much of Michigan is recovering after heavy storms. Parts of the metro area saw high levels of hailing.
Michigan's living history: Metro Detroit woman recalls 112 years of life
Nestled away at a senior living facility is Bonita Gibson. She is believed to be the oldest living person in Michigan at 112 years old after Irene Dunham died in 2022 at age 114.
Six Michigan state representatives face recall petitions
Right now, the house is split by a narrow majority. Currently, there are 56 Democrats and 54 Republicans. The loss of even one Democrat could be – pivotal.
Detroit police commissioner resigns after being caught in vehicle with sex worker
Bryan Ferguson, of the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners, has resigned after being cited for "indecent and obscene conduct" for being caught with a sex worker in his vehicle Wednesday morning.
Royal Oak businesses say construction leading to lack of customer access
Construction in Royal Oak has some business owners up in arms, saying it's preventing paying customers from reaching their businesses.
Detroit community hosts vigil for Wynter Smith
Chants of "Whose baby? Our baby!" filled Erwin Street. Dozens of Metro Detroiters joined together to remember and honor 2-year-old Wynter Cole Smith. On Wednesday police confirmed they discovered her body.
Fireworks show with your dog? Experts say that may not be the best idea
"I opened the door and he was trying to gnaw through it with his teeth because he was trying to get away from those fireworks," Greer detailed.
Salute to America at Greenfield Village sees sold-out crowd
"The Fourth of July has been one of the earliest American holidays, you know in the 18-19th century there really weren't days off there weren't many holidays on our calendar but the fourth was one," Johnson noted.
Royal Oak's Taco Fest kicks off for second year
"I think I'm just going to have a regular taco because I'm a regular girl….haha," Alexandra Lynn said.
Sexual assault charges dropped against Garden City school employee
Charges have been dropped against a Metro Detroit man accused of sexual assault when he was working as a school vision specialist.
Wyandotte school board member resigns following 5G antenna controversy
"Was it immoral? Was it unethical? Did anyone take into consideration the children? You can fault that, and say no."
Michigan Supreme Court filing dives into what Crumbley parents knew about son's mental health
Prosecutors allege Facebook messages from the mother months prior to the shooting give context to the parents knowing Ethan Crumbley was in mental distress.
Thousands show to watch 65th annual Ford Fireworks show; Belle Isle sees over 1,000 cars
"I expect to see some new fireworks – a boom, a bang, here and there," Erica Watson told our team.