Early morning fire guts Oak Park's The Wealthy Store
The blaze tore through The Wealthy Store, located in a strip mall on Nine Mile, just west of Pinecrest.
Good Samaritan holds down tire thief for Southfield police
Welcome to Charlton Square a small street in front of the Cross Road Apartments in Southfield, right off I-696.
Usher visits Detroit's Boys and Girls Club
One of the world's biggest pop stars stopped by the Boys and Girls Club in Detroit, hopefully sparking inspiration in young people who - like them - benefitted from someone else investing in their future.
Man killed after his work truck hit power lines in Macomb County
A crash turned fatal on Romeo Plank and 32 Mile Thursday.
TEDx Detroit returns with speak spreading ideas, innovation Sept. 18
The 16th TEDx Detroit will be at the Wayne State University Field House on Sept. 18
Henry Ford's $2.2 billion expansion
Henry Ford Health begins a $2.2 billion expansion project, including a new 20-story building with enhanced emergency and operating rooms, aimed at increasing patient care and comfort, and bolstering job creation.
Push to 'Save the Bricks' on Michigan Ave in Corktown
Corktown's revitlization is coming with some debate -- how to save the bricks that are at the center of Corktown's charm.
Banner Sign Company celebrates 100 years of business
Banner Sign Company, a beloved Detroit-based family-owned business, is celebrating a remarkable milestone this year—its 100th anniversary. Since its founding in 1924, the company has connected people to places, starting with hand-painted signs in the 1920s to its latest project creating NFL banners for light poles throughout downtown Detroit for the NFL Draft. Bre Teamer chats with Nicholas Piach, owner and operator of Banner Sign Company, about its success over the years.
Celebrate Recovery Walk & Rally working to empower those struggling with addiction
September is National Recovery Month. Bre Teamer chats with Dr. Benjamin Jones, President/CEO of National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, about addiction and the event aimed at celebrating recovery.
Man who lit coworkers on fire charged • Teen catches pair having sex on Ring • DPD chief applies for new job
On Thursday's News Hit: - A man accused of lighting his old co-workers on fire after he was terminated from his job is now sitting in jail, facing a list of felony charges. - A 13-year-old boy waiting for a package opened the Ring app to find a couple having sex in the driveway of his home. - Detroit Police Chief James White has applied to lead a mental health resource organization.
Man accused of setting former co-workers on fire at his old job, faces judge
Roberto Romero of Detroit was arraigned Wednesday in connection to setting two women he previously worked with, on fire.
Family outraged after random driveway sex encounter gets recorded by Ring camera
This couple thought – a random stranger's driveway Monday was the perfect place to get it on in broad daylight.
Police: Mental health issues may have led to alleged assault of elderly German tourist
In a few seconds a German family’s life forever changed when an 81-year-old man visiting downtown Detroit, on a cruise ship was attacked.
Tardy taxidermist gets tracked down by Wolchek
Taxidermist Jayson Clark appears to be passin' the buck again.
Forgotten Harvest volunteers pack food for those in need on 9/11
Many were working to make this solemn day one of service. Over in Detroit, Wayne State University hosted an event where people packed meals for those in need.
Larry Nassar investigation closed, state Attorney General Nessel announces
Nassar, a former sports doctor at MSU and with the USA Gymnastics, is currently in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting seven people.
Flurry of school threats reported in Metro Detroit, frustrating law enforcement
The new school year has barely begun, but school threats have spiked leading to arrests and serious charges.
Harris-Trump presidential debate features prickly exchanges, wild claims
The first and possibly only presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump had plenty of opportunities for fact-checking amid some wild back-and-forths.
2 dead, 3 injured in deadly crash on Michigan Avenue
Both directions of Michigan Avenue were closed between Wiard and Ecorse roads in Washtenaw County.
Why are more people using their sick days?
In the early part of next year, more Michigan workers will be eligible for paid sick time than ever before. That's thanks to a court ruling that satisfied a debate over a ballot measure that was first passed in 2018. It will arrive just as economists are noticing a curious trend about sick days: more workers are taking them.