Harris addresses Gaza protestors in Michigan • Near-record heat • SOS reiterates ballot box security

On Tuesday's News Hit: - While rallying in Ann Arbor, Vice President Kamala Harris addressed protesters against the violence in Gaza. - This week, Metro Detroit could reach temperatures not experienced in late October since 1999. - After ballot boxes in Oregon and Washington were recently set on fire, Michigan's secretary of state is working to quell fears about returning ballots to drop boxes.

Michigan, hospitals partner together for maternity network

A new kind of union has launched in Michigan with an aim at reducing the disparity of complications that happen during child birth while connecting more mothers with important resources during pregnancy. The SOS MATERNITY will tackle infant mortality from varying angles.

Record turnout for early voting Michigan

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says over the weekend a record 250,000 took advantage of early voting - and there is still plenty of time to make sure your voice counts.

Construction on residential complex begins in Detroit

Shovels once again going into the ground, marking a new round of progress and growth in the City of Detroit. Seven years in the making. Monday, the official groundbreaking of the Reckmeyer Residences, located on Broadway in the heart of Detroit's historic Broadway district.

Suspect arrested after 3-D printing gun parts

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office said a man who was using a 3-D printer to make devices that turns semi-automatic weapons into fully automatic firearms was arrested. He's facing several charges for the manufacture of those parts.

Family, friends hold vigil for 16-year-old killed in moped crash

Alan Rodgers, 16, a junior at Allen Park High School, died when his moped crashed with a car in the area of Ecorse and Telegraph in Taylor Thursday afternoon. Saturday evening his friends and family gathered near the site of the crash to remember their loved one.

National drug takeback day happening Saturday

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day aims to provide a safe, convenient and responsible way for disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the public about keeping loved ones safe and the risks of improperly disposing medications.