Oxford High School shooter sentence appeal • James White leaving DPD • Bobcat Bonnie's Ypsilanti closes
On Thursday's News Hit: - A push to appeal the Oxford High School shooter's life without parole sentence goes to court today. - Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is now looking to fill the police chief role as James White heads to the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network. - Workers from Bobcat Bonnie's in Ypsilanti are taking to the picket line outside the Ferndale location after their restaurant shuttered this week.
DPD Chief James White to leave for Wayne Integrated Health Network CEO post
The chief has always led with his background in mental health, while leading the department of 2,500.
Kroger accused of surge pricing, planning to incorporate it with facial recognition software
Detroit Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib wrote a letter to the head of Kroger accusing the grocery chain of using facial recognition and behavioral tracking technology as part of a digital price tag program that she says could result in price gouging and discrimination.
Young girls escape and get help in Livonia stranger danger incident, which ends in arrest
She says it happened around Seven Mile Road and Loveland, and they believed the guy to be some sort of delivery driver.
Hazel Park High School collects aid for hurricane victims
Hazel Park's Connections Club loaded up the supplies to help victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Election security and misinformation town hall held in Sterling Heights
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel was among the guests setting the record straight on election security Wednesday.
Farmington Hills man wrongfully arrested with facial recognition technology, wins settlement
Civil Rights advocates are calling the settlement "groundbreaking." Robert Williams' lawsuit has triggered a review of facial recognition software by DPD, as a result.
Bobcat Bonnie's permanently closes Ypsilanti location
As multiple Bobcat Bonnie's locations close in Michigan, ex-employees have claimed of inconsistent scheduling, bounced paychecks, and female employees being placed in uncomfortable positions with management.
Portable EV charger will come to you
In a bet to counter range anxiety and help electric vehicle owners charge their cars and trucks, one Detroit woman has come up with a nifty solution: bring the charger to them.
Michigan launches new election dashboard
Michigan voters will now have a much better idea of what kind of participation there is in the state's elections with the launch of a new dashboard that helps track ballots being tabulated through mail and at early centers.
Open enrollment for Medicare: Officials assist seniors in selecting plans
Top health officials, including HHS Deputy Secretary Andrea Palm, are helping seniors navigate Medicare choices during the open enrollment period. The recent town hall in Detroit addressed concerns over rising drug costs and introduced measures to relieve financial pressure for medications, including a cap on insulin prices and future out-of-pocket expense limits.
'I'm at a loss': Detroit's food truck owner's eatery stolen from front door
A food truck owner in Detroit’s University district was shocked after her mobile eatery vanishes from her front door.
Detroit family calls for justice in July 4 mass shooting
A Detroit family is pleading for answers in the unsolved mass shooting that claimed the lives of two, including 21-year-old Phillip Arnold Junior, at a Fourth of July block party. The family calls on witnesses to come forward as the Detroit Police suggest gang involvement with no new leads on the shooters' identities.
Election security town hall in Sterling Heights
Michigan election officials, including Attorney General Dana Nessel and Deputy Secretary of State Aghogho Edevbie, answered election security questions during a town hall Wednesday in Sterling Heights.
Election security town hall in Sterling Heights
Michigan election officials, including Attorney General Dana Nessel and Deputy Secretary of State Aghogho Edevbie, answered election security questions during a town hall Wednesday in Sterling Heights.
Trump disses Detroit again • Taylor murder suspect released • Family mourns man killed by DTE impersonators
On Wednesday's News Hit: - Former President Donald Trump again made negative remarks about Detroit this week. - A family is desperate for answers after the man accused of murdering his girlfriend while she was at work was released without charges. - The two men responsible for posing as DTE workers and murdering a man are now in custody, but that won't bring back Hussein "Sam" Murray.
Donald Trump again slams Detroit
Former President Donald Trump again slammed Detroit for the second time in a week. This time around, he said the city hasn't come back and used it as an example of why the United States is a "developing nation."
Kamala Harris does Charlamagne tha God interview in Detroit, visits voters
It was standing room only at CRED Cafe in Detroit where Harris crashed her own watch party.
Cousin of Rochester Hills man killed by fake DTE workers: 'I wish he didn't open the door'
First they tied up the wife, and beat her. Then they forced 72-year-old Hussein Murray down the stairs into the basement, and he never came up - beaten to death.
Vigil honors life of mom and small business owner killed by stray gunfire
Sherrone Ellis died in front of her partner and her own daughter. On Tuesday night, dozens of friends and family gathered outside her restaurant to make sure her death was not in vain.