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.
Michigan man mourns dear friend lost on Titan submersible
"Surreal." That's how Kenneth Vrana describes the last few days awaiting word about the fate of his friend Paul-Henri Nargeolet aboard the Titan submersible.
"A fishy tale": Livingston County woman accidentally receives 10 boxes of live tilapia
Imagine returning home and finding boxes of live fish on your front porch. How about 10 boxes of live tilapia?
Detroit businesses could be fined if they do not accept cash under new ordinance
Detroit's City Council voted unanimously to ban cashless businesses, which will go into effect on Sept. 11.
Wayne County leaders hold "barbershop conversation" surrounding Men's Health Month
June is Men's Health Month, and there are many things that can impact the health of men. In Wayne County, local leaders are looking to keep men healthy.
Detroit's Monroe Street Midway sees high turnout for Juneteenth event
Dozens were in Downtown Detroit celebrating Juneteenth on Monday, marking the first Juneteenth event held at the Monroe Street Midway.
DDOT worker terminated following second deadly pedestrian incident
Geraldine Johnson faced a magistrate judge this week, following the June 2 incident in downtown Detroit where she reportedly struck Janice Bauer, 67, as she crossed the street.
Southfield police investigating after college student found lying in a street dies
Southfield police say at about 4:30 a.m. on June 3, a passerby discovered Kanu along Providence Drive in front of the Coach House apartments.
Metro Detroit begins to see Xylazine drug cases; Oakland County looks to lower amount
A dangerous new drug is making its way around Metro Detroit. Authorities say they're beginning to see more and more uses of xylazine.