Families call on government to investigate Oxford High School shooting

Family members of those killed and wounded in the Oxford High School shooting are demanding that the state government investigate the shooting and the actions that led to it. This demand comes nearly three years after a teen killed four classmates inside the Oakland County school.

Families demand Oxford shooting investigation • 2 hospitals rated 'F' • Carrots recalled for E. coli

On Monday's News Hit: - Nearly three years after a student opened fire inside Oxford High School, the families of victims killed and wounded are still seeking answers. - A nonprofit that rates hospitals has given two Detroit hospitals "F" grades. - A multi-state E. coli outbreak has been linked to multiple brands of recalled organic whole carrots and baby carrots.

Detroit family suffers 2nd house fire in a year

A Detroit family whose home caught on fire on Sunday said it is the second time they have experienced a fire in less than a year. Twelve people, including eight children, were displaced.

UM players Semaj Morgan and Will Johnson help with Thanksgiving turkey giveaway in Detroit

The holiday season just got a lot brighter for many families in Metro Detroit. It’s all thanks to an initiative spearheaded by two University of Michigan football players who joined forces with their former youth mentoring program to hand out turkeys to families in need. Will Johnson and Semaj Morgan say they learned the importance of giving back through this program, Sound Mind Sound Body.

Two Detroit hospitals get 'F' grades from nonprofit rating group

Detroit Medical Center’s Sinai-Grace Hospital and Detroit Receiving Hospital both were dropped to "F" ratings by The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit that grades U.S. hospitals. Earlier this year they were both rated "D." DMC says that they don't participate in the Leapfrog Group's studies, making all of their data "incomplete."

'Parlay Detroit' sports bar opens downtown

As downtown Detroit booms with new businesses and enjoying the successful season of the Lions. A group of people decided to marry the two together, opening up a sports lounge in the city.

General Motors to cut 1,000 jobs

The workers, mostly white collar, were notified about the decisions early Friday. The company confirmed the layoffs in a statement but gave few details.