Anti-Tesla protests growing nationwide
As the violence increases, police departments in Metro Detroit are paying close attention. Tesla dealerships, vehicles, and charging stations have become the focus of protests nationwide.
Michigan Republican supports higher taxes on EVs
As lawmakers and the Michigan governor look for ways to fund road construction, the Republican House Speaker floated support for higher taxes on electric vehicles owners.
Latin American-inspired restaurant opens in Detroit
With the help of Motor City Match and a $65,000 grant, Robert Encarnacion has opened a new dual-restaurant combination that includes both a coffee shop and a main restaurant with Latin American dishes.
Trump announces 25% tariff on imported cars
President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on all foreign auto imports on Wednesday, saying it would boost domestic production and raise tax revenue. Experts say it will raise the cost of buying a car or truck.
Police beef up distracted driving patrols on I-94
Across the entire state Wednesday, police will be on I-94 looking for distracted drivers.
Annual prom dress drive hosted in Bloomfield Hills
Spring is here, and prom season is right around the corner. It's a great event, but not everyone can afford the cost of things like that perfect prom dress.
Monroe teen suspects caught on camera stealing vape pens
The theft was caught on camera as two 16-year-olds and a 17-year-old allegedly broke in and rushed behind the counter, going straight for the vapes. After an hour, they returned for more.
Vehicle hits Tim Horton's drive-thru, slams into Dearborn Heights home
The home was located behind a Tim Hortons on Telegraph and Warren, where police say a car drove through two big trees from the drive-thru, concrete blocks, another metal fence and then into Majid Iqbal's house a little after 9 p.m.
Trump cuts threaten funding to help feed kids in Michigan
Michigan's free school meals program that helps feed hundreds of thousands of students may be in jeopardy amid drastic cuts to the federal government by the Trump administration
Trump administration shutting down key immigration office
The Citizens Immigration Services Ombudsman Office serves as a liason for people who have questions and need help with their citizenship. It, along with the agencies that provide oversight of the detention of immigrants, are seeing cuts to their funding.
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network announces third annual Mental Health Youth Ambassador Scholarship
For more information visit: https://www.dwihn.org/
Detroit woman takes complaints against police to board
A woman waiting for her neighbor to be prosecuted after accusing them of threatening her says justice is on hold because the investigation has stalled.
Daughter of jailed parents in Mexico speaks out
Lindsey Lemke Hall spoke about her parent's experience being jailed in Mexico over a timeshare dispute. They were arrested after getting off their plane while vacationing in Cancun.
Farmington Hills considers 'lethal removal' of deer
As the deer population continues to grow in Farmington Hills, the city is weighing how to address the animals. Potential removal of deer has drummed up mixed reactions from the community.
New Port Huron ordinance honors Joshua Contant
It has been two years since a young man died while detained by bouncers at a Port Huron bar. Now on Monday, his family remains on a mission to hold security personnel accountable.
Suspect crashes truck into house during Warren police chase
FOX 2 is learning more about the man who led Warren police on a high-speed chase before crashing into a Detroit home. Police say that prior to the chase, he broke into a cannabis dispensary, stealing a large amount of product.
Farmington Hills hosts meeting on deer overpopulation
The overpopulation of deer in Farmington Hills is becoming an increasing problem. Now, city officials are talking about the issue.
Restaurant week 2025 underway in Wayne
It's a great opportunity to eat and discover. Restaurant Week in Wayne is an open invitation to come and explore wonderful food options in the city that perhaps you've never tried before.
Warren City Council may be close to approving marijuana businesses
The Warren City Council voted unanimously in favor at the last meeting, and the next one, on Tuesday night, may seal the deal. This brings the city one step closer to opening marijuana dispensaries and businesses around town.
Repairs nearly complete following massive water main break
On Monday, crews continued their work to repair infrastructure damaged when the 54-inch water main broke. The incident damaged roads and homes, and caused major flooding, leading to many residents being evacuated.