Another victim of high heat? Detroit's pipes

Water main breaks don't just happen during extreme cold. Extreme heat can also cause problems for pipes and the city of Detroit is prepared for them amid a sweltering heat wave bearing down on Southeast Michigan.

Goldfish Swim participating in World's Largest Swim Day, offering free swim lessons to families in Metro Detroit

Goldfish Swim Schools of the Metro Detroit area is participating in the World's Largest Swim Lesson on June 20th. Detroit area kids will have a chance to enjoy free activities and swim lessons at one of their eight locations; including Ann Arbor (1-2pm), Birmingham (12-1pm), Canton, Clarkston, Farmington Hills, Macomb, Rochester and West Bloomfield. World's Largest Swim Lesson was created to build awareness of the importance of teaching kids how to swim to reduce the risk of drowning.

Trump's visit to Detroit church sparks competing narratives

From one vantage, the former president made a trip to a Black church filled with white residents. But from another, it was a space for leaders in the city to advocate on behalf of their supporters and their community - and gauge what feedback the eventual nominee of the Republican Party could provide as a plan.

Berkley may soon require overnight street parking passes

Overnight street parking may soon be changing in Berkley. Right now, residents cannot park on the street overnight, but under a new ordinance, they would be allowed to if they buy an annual pass for a proposed fee of $300.

Congressional candidate posts MLK Jr. deepfake endorsement

A candidate running for a congressional seat in Michigan is facing criticism after a video using Martin Luther King Jr.'s voice was posted to his TikTok. In that video, a doctored voice of the dead civil rights leader says that he endorses Anthony Hudson for Congress.

Staying cool in extreme heat

As a stretch of brutal heat sticks around, it's important to follow some precautions to protect both yourself and your pets.

Oakland County sheriff talks mental health, gun laws after Rochester Hills splash pad shooting

"We need more mental health resources," Sheriff Mike Bouchard said. "That means a full continuum of services --inpatient, outpatient, response teams, more social workers and mental health professionals embedded with us-- because we're responding to suicidal individuals every day. And to have more resources for us not only to work together to deconflict and de-escalate a situation, but then have them in treatment, which is a better option for everybody."

Child in critical condition after near drowning in Warren

Around 6 p.m. on Monday, police responded to the pool area at Kings Pointe Apartments and found family members performing CPR on a 9-year-old boy, according to Warren police. "Officers immediately assessed the child and confirmed that he was breathing on his own."

Beat the heat this week with these tips

Metro Detroit is going to get hot this week - very hot. There's a few tips that people can take with them before heading out for the day to stay safe, which include drinking more fluids than usual and keeping out of the sun.