Fentanyl bust in metro Detroit

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (FOX 2) - A record-sized drug bust ends with more than 90 pounds of fentanyl being seized, the Oxford High School shooting saga is nearing its climax as the Crumbley parents face their sentencing, and a gray wolf is shot in southern Michigan in an extraordinarily rare event for the state made up some of the top stories this week.

Here's FOX 2's Week in Review:

More than 90 pounds of fentanyl was seized from a Detroit gas station owner as a law enforcement operation helped uncover drugs, guns, cash and more around metro Detroit. Livonia police talked about the seizure earlier this week.

Livonia drug bust includes 'largest seizure of fentanyl' ever in Michigan

The result of raids at a home on Littlefield, a gas station in Detroit, and a home in Clinton Township was the successful seizure of $4.2 million worth of drugs, as well as $150,000 in cash.

Crumbley parent sentencing next week

James and Jennifer Crumbley are expected to be sentenced in Oakland County court next week. They could receive between 10 and 15 years in prison after being found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter. Jennifer has asked to be sentenced to house arrest at her attorney's home, while James's threatening phone calls could lead to a longer sentence.

How many years could Crumbley parents serve?

Even after being found guilty, James and Jennifer Crumbley's sentencing is still drumming up more news. Jennifer has requested her sentence be a house arrest at her attorney's guest home. James wants credit for time served - which is unlikely due to the threats he made against the Oakland County prosecutor.

Gray wolf shot in southern Michigan

A hunter shot and killed a gray wolf in Calhoun County after mistaking it for a large coyote. Gray wolves haven't been seen that far south in Michigan's Lower Peninsula in over a hundred years, making the event a rare one.

Chipotle worker shot over guacamole

A Chipotle restaurant location in Southfield was hampered by violence Friday night when a customer shot an employee in the leg. The argument was over guacamole, police sources said. The victim is in stable condition.

Chipotle worker shot by customer in guacamole dispute

The shooting took place at a Chipotle on Evergreen Road near Civic Center Drive in Southfield. Sources say it stemmed from an argument over guacamole.

Bird flu reported in Michigan poultry flock

A day after a person was reported to have contracted the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza virus in Texas, a commercial poultry flock in west Michigan tested positive for the contagious flu illness. HPAI spreads during the migratory bird season.

'Home Improvement's Patricia Richardson not into a Tim Allen-rumored reboot

Patricia Richardson, one of the stars of the show ‘Home Improvement’ said she isn't interested in reprising her role for a rumored reboot, despite her onscreen husband Tim Allen suggesting otherwise.

Sheriff: Chilean gangs back in Oakland County

Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard is sounding the alarm again - about the international crime ring targeting high-end homes in the area. "Clearly, I think they're back," the sheriff said told FOX 2 last week, noting the past week has seen similar thefts that occurred last year.

Oakland County Sheriff says Chilean gangs are back, targeting upscale homes for break-ins

In some cases the highly trained teams even use a jammer on wireless alarms - the sheriff recommends hardwiring your alarm system - and be sure to turn it on.

$6.5M Oakland Township mansion hits market

Built in 2012, the people who poured their hearts into this more than 9,000 square-foot mansion, (more than 13,000 square feet if you add the basement), call it a Normandy French Tudor Estate. Nestled in a private gated in Oakland Township, the price tag is $6.5 million. See what makes this home so special here.

Oakland Township mansion for sale tips the scales at $6.5 million

A 13,000 square-foot Normandy French Tudor Estate has hit the market - and it has to be seen to be believed.

2024 Solar Eclipse: Where to watch

Solar eclipses are rare events on their own. It's even rarer to find oneself in a position to experience the phenomenon in its fullest. But on the afternoon of April 8, communities in and adjacent Erie Township, located on the Michigan-Ohio border and along the Lake Erie shoreline, will be the lone region to find itself under the full solar eclipse.

Explaining the coming solar eclipse - and why we have to protect our eyes

Here's the most important part - if you want to see it, but you don't have special glasses - don't look up. Even a sliver of sun can do damage. Special glasses are needed - regular sunglasses are useless.

Have a sleepover with a shelter dog

Get some doggy cuddles and help relieve a shelter dog's stress through Michigan Humane's Canine Sleepover Program. Certain dogs at Michigan Humane's shelters in Westland and Detroit are available to take home for the night. Everything you need will be provided for your sleepover with the dog.