Thieves steal trailer full of ballet props for showing of 'The Nutcracker'
A community comes together to help after 40 years of props for 'The Nutcracker' in Plymouth were stolen by thieves.
Sherman's Tennessee Hot Crackers: Made in Michigan
Sherman's Tennessee Hot Crackers, a woman- and family-owned snack company that crafts spicy crackers in Michigan based on a cherished family recipe from Tennessee. Founded by Sherman and Deena Vanatta, the company started by creating these delicious snacks for family gatherings. Their offerings include a variety of flavors such as Original, Fiesta, and Garlic Parmesan. Bre Teamer chats with Pam Lenning, Co-founder of the company, about their recent competition win and the meaning behind the crackers.
The hidden meaning behind 'No-Shave November'
It's No-Shave November, also known as “Movember”, a time each year when many men put the razor away for a month in an effort to increase awareness and start conversations about men's health issues. The focus of two of those issues are mental health and suicide prevention in men. Bre Teamer sits down with Dr. Jessica Garrett as she focuses on the mental health aspect of this yearly movement and discuss common issues that she has witnessed her male clients.
Bodycam video shows man running form police on mower, shooting self in hand
According to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, Deputy Robert Henderson went to a home in Leoni Township on Sept. 19 to arrest 41-year-old James Mitchell Kerr, who had several warrants. Kerr was on a riding lawn mower when Henderson arrived and refused to get off the machine. Then he ran from the deputy before drawing a gun and getting tased and shooting himself.
Wayne-Westland teachers contract fight • New DTE substations • Oxford shooting investigation finger-pointing
On Tuesday's News Hit: - Teachers in the Wayne-Westland Community Schools district are calling for a new contract after months of working without one. - DTE Energy is making more investments in power grids with the goal of reducing power outages. - Calls for an investigation into the Oxford High School shooting led to finger-pointing from officials.
St. Clair Shores house fire sends school into lockdown
A house in a St. Clair Shores neighborhood caught fire Monday afternoon, where everyone made it out safely, but the timing of the fire prompted some fast action at a nearby school to ensure everyone stayed safe.
Wayne-Westland teachers hoping for a new contract
Teachers in the Wayne-Westland School District are pressuring board members to give them a new contract. Staff members have not had a new contract since August.
Police activity on Northlawn Street
It is the second time in less than a month that first responders had to respond to one of their own in Detroit. Now health experts are reminding people to check on friends and loved ones going through hard times.
Rides to Care program in Detroit helps new mothers with free trips to doctor
This new program is for Detroit women who are pregnant, or for any mother, guardian or caregiver living in the City and caring for an infant up to a year old.
Families of Oxford victims, members of community want independent investigation
Three years since the tragic Oxford shooting, there are renewed calls for another investigation.
Housefire breaks out across from St. Clair Shores school
No injuries were reported after an afternoon housefire in St. Clair Shores Monday.
Latest call from Oxford parents draws finger-pointing
Should the Michigan attorney general conduct a larger review of the Oxford High School shooting? Or the Oakland County prosecutor? Maybe the sheriff? All three governmental bodies deal with criminal investigations and argue what concerned parents want done to prevent the next school shooting is not their jurisdiction.
AAA targets food insecurity with giveaway in Dearborn
With Thanksgiving around the corner, AAA is hoping to make the holidays a little easier on families struggling to keep food on the table by handing out a thousand vouchers full of food to locals.
DTE to build three new substations
The construction of the new substations is a chance to hopefully reduce power outage frequency for DTE customers by 2029.
Tyler Perry's 'Beauty in Black' leaves fans craving for what's next
Tyler Perry drama series Beauty in Black, premiered Thursday, October 24, 2024. The series follows the intertwined lives of two women with contrasting stories—one struggling to survive after being forced out by her mother and the other running a prosperous company. Julian plays a key role as Roy, bringing an emotionally charged performance to the 16-episode series. Bre Teamer chats with Julian Horton -- who played 'Roy' in the series -- about his role and what's next for him and the series.
Thoughtful Holiday giving
Bre Teamer chats with David Delise, family finance expert, about how to give to your loved ones without breaking the bank this holiday season.
Omeg Psi Phi hosts 'It's OK to not be ok' mental health event
Bre Teamer chats with Kevin Scott about mental health and the event geared to help men.
AG Nessel responds to Oxford investigation request
Despite assertions that Attorney General Dana Nessel can and should investigate the Oxford High School shooting, she says her office still hasn't been asked to do so. She addressed the request following a press conference held by parents of victims killed and wounded in the shooting.
FOX 2 News Live at 11 - Skyn Studio Beauty: A vegan, organic skincare line.
Looking to keep your skin hydrated during the holidays and winter? Skyn Studio Beauty founder Rana Stovall joins Live at 11 to talk about her vegan, organic skincare line.
Get to the Point: Ryan Ermanni predicts the Lions WILL make the Super Bowl.
Brandon Hudson and Ryan Ermanni break down Jared Goff's best performance of the 2024 season.