One dead, second injured in shooting at Eastern Market

A large fight turned into a fatal shooting at Eastern Market at about 4:30 p.m. Sunday in Detroit. Detroit Police Chief James White said two men were fighting when an Oak Park man pulled out a gun and fired at least two shots, killing the man he was fighting with and injuring at least one other. White said that the officers were in the area working on traffic and other Detroit Lions related activities when the fight broke out. He said they responded quickly and took the shooter into custody Police said they recovered two weapons from the scene.

Race For The Cure Detroit

According to the organization website, there will be over 310,00 new cases of breast cancer by the end of 2024.

Woman stumbles upon horseback riding scam

The emergence of an alleged horseback riding scam just outside of Southeast Michigan has created headaches for some business owners and heartache for other unsuspecting customers.

Teen couple out of Macomb County missing

Two 16-year-olds out of Macomb County are missing after family reported Alaina Stewart to police when she failed to return home. She was last seen with her boyfriend Colton Miller driving in a black 2003 Ford F-150 in Warren on Tuesday.

Driver killed after rear-ending MSP officer

A driver died after Michigan State Police say they crashed into a back of an MSP motor carrier officer who had a semi-truck pulled over on I-75 in Lincoln Park. The officer was hurt and is currently hospitalized.

Driver dead after crashing into MSP vehicle

A driver died after Michigan State Police say they crashed into a back of an MSP motor carrier officer who had a semi-truck pulled over on I-75 in Lincoln Park. The officer was hurt and is currently hospitalized.

Driver crashes into MSP trooper on I-75

A Michigan State Police trooper was hurt when a driver hit them during a traffic stop on I-75 in Lincoln Park on Friday morning. Chopper video showed the aftermath of the violent crash.

UAW rallies against Stellantis cuts • Proposed Corktown road update causes stir • Worker killed by power lines

On Friday's News Hit: - After Stellantis announced it was cutting nearly 2,500 jobs by eliminating second shift at the Warren Truck Plant, workers are fighting against the move. - MDOT says Michigan Avenue in Corktown needs major updates, but some do not agree with the state's proposal to make that happen. - A vacuum truck hit power lines in Macomb County, sparking a fire that killed a worker Thursday afternoon.