No arrests in block party mass shooting in Detroit
Close to a month has passed with no arrests in the mass shooting investigation at a Detroit block party over the Fourth of July weekend. Police believe it was a gang-related shooting where 21 people were injured gunfire.
19 people charged in multi-state drug trafficking ring
The suspects were indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh for dealing large amounts of fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and oxycodone. The close-knit organization worked between New Castle, Pennsylvania and Detroit.
Sections of Metro Detroit dealing with flooding issues after heavy rain
All across Metro Detroit, companies that offer plumbing services are being flooded with calls.
Arise Detroit! hosts its 18th Annual Neighborhoods Day
Arise Detroit! is hosting its 18th Annual Neighborhoods Day focused around cleaning up Detroit's neighborhoods and spending time with community. Bre Teamer chats with Luther Keith, Executive Director of Arise Detroit!, about the event taking place this weekend.
Fairytale Festival taking place alongside Shrek the Musical this weekend
Fairytale Festival and Shrek the Musical taking place at the Fisher Theatre this weekend. Bre Teamer chats with Nicole Grant, Owner of MG Salon Studios -- one of the businesses participating in the event -- about all the fun that's to come.
Friday morning flooding • Detroit police chief talks mid-year crime data • Paul Whelan back in US
On Friday's News Hit: - Though the worst of the rain has passed, flooding remains an issue on Metro Detroit roads this morning. - The mid-year Detroit crime data may be surprising, especially after a rash of highly publicized shootings this summer. - Paul Whelan, the Michigan man who has been imprisoned in Russia since 2018, is back on U.S. soil.
Metro Detroit roads flooded Friday morning
Numerous stretches of roads are flooded around Metro Detroit after overnight rain. Despite many roads being impassable, some drivers still tried to get by.
DPD Chief James White talks progress in making city safer
FOX 2 sat with Detroit Police Chief James White for an exclusive on crime statistics and progress halfway through 2024. The numbers may be surprising, especially after a string of summer shootings in the city.
Pellet gun attacks on cars frustrate Warren residents
As James Przeadzki was preparing to head out for work, the sound of broken glass sent a shiver through his body, he said. He walked outside to find a large hole in his car window.
Dogs left to die and decompose in abandoned Detroit home
The owner's whereabouts remain unknown. The decomposing dogs caused several issues for surrounding neighbors.
Public viewing held at Hitsville of the late Motown legend Duke Fakir
The last original founding member of The Four Tops, Fakir died on July 22nd at the age of 88.
Farmington Hills fire leads to power bank recall nationwide
"The lithium-ion battery in the power banks can overheat, posing a fire hazard," according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Paul Whelan is finally free
An historic prisoner swap means that Paul Whelan, a native of Novi will finally be free after spending years imprisoned in Russia.
Teen's quick thinking saved man's life
Thanks to Richard Blackwell, Ed Fortuna has another shot at life. The story of his heroics were told during a ceremony at the Clinton Township Police Department.
Nonprofit Detroit Impact changes students' lives with photography
A great group of students from different high schools took a field trip to FOX 2 through a summer youth program called "Shoot Cameras - Not Guns."
Back to school budgeting tips for parents
Back to school season is in full effect and staying on top of your budget can be tricky. Bre Teamer chats with Channa Marie, budgeting expert about how to stay organized and shares some tips on how to stay within your budget while getting your kids everything they need for class.
Back to school mental health tips for families
Back to school season could mean back to school stress. Bre Teamer chats with Shantanique Jackson, LLMSW about how to prepare mentally for the next few weeks as students make their way back to school.
Talk to the Hand: Why inflation is young voter's top issue this election
While many associate young voters with being focused on social justice issues, according to polling of thousands of Gen-Z and Millennials in battleground states, it's actually inflation that tops the list. Things like buying a house remain far out of reach for many. Here's why:
Families mourn wrong-way crash victims • DTE rate hike backlash • Well-known statue removed from along I-96
On Wednesday's News Hit: - Two families are mourning after a fiery wrong-way crash that killed four people, including three family members. - DTE Energy again wants to raise rates, and customers are not happy. - Driving on I-96 past Lyon Township, you may have noticed the outline of a man in a fedora looking over the freeway. It's gone.
Violence prevention conference being held in Detroit
A conference in Downtown Detroit will center on ways to stop the gun violence that so many have encountered firsthand.