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A special agent with the FBI will continue to testify Thursday in the murder trial against Michael Jackson-Bolanos, who is accused of killing Samantha Woll in Detroit.

Desomorphine, which has a street name of krokodil because of the effects it has on the skin, was found in St. Clair County for the first time ever. It's rarely been seen in Michigan and represents a dangerous escalation in the discovery of synthetic drugs.

A Redford Township family that's already suffered a number of losses is going through another after their vehicle was stolen. Inside was the cremated remains of one family member's baby.

A teenager was injured after a shootout in Detroit unfolded early Wednesday evening.

Detroit's Avenue of Fashion on Livernois is getting ready to host next month's annual festival in an effort to show once more how far the vibrant stretch has come.

It's a cat-astrophe at the Taylor animal shelter and staff are hoping to get the word out about some pets in need of adoptions. Until more space opens up, they won't be able to take in anymore cats or dogs.

Judge Johnson has been a Judge in Inkster since 2012. She’s also lived in her current house for roughly the same amount of time, where she says her water bills were about $60 a month.

Marco Bisbikis and Roy Larry were both convicted of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, solicitation of murder, and felony firearm last month. Now they'll both spend the rest of their life in prison for the Hutchinson's murder.

FOX 2 had the opportunity to try out Detroit's new free autonomous shuttle service that will be available to disabled residents and those over the age of 62. Alongside the mayor and a city council person, FOX 2 got a look up close at the new technology.

Staff members expressed fervent opinions about Thirkle’s principal Stephanie Gaines at the Detroit Public Schools Community District meeting.

The first day of testimony in the trial of Michael Jackson-Bolanos, accused of killing Samantha Woll included statements from several witnesses, including those who found the victim dead outside her home.

But she found out what she needed most was patience to make her dream a reality and as it turned out, that would pay off, big-time.

Last Wednesday's tornado was devastating for the city of Livonia -- but neighbors, the city, and business owners are all rallying together to getthe pieces back together.

The Nine: talking about the latest news you're talking about in Detroit and across the country.

One local high school in Metro Detroit is making their mark in E-Sports.

Bre Teamer chats with Gary Bubar, Traffic Safety Specialist from AAA, about AAA's most recent study on Electric Vehicles (EVs) indicates a decline in consumer interest in purchasing EVs. Only 18% of U.S. adults say they would be "very likely" or "likely" to buy a new or used EV (not a hybrid) - down from 23% last year. Even more revealing, 63% cited “unlikely or very unlikely” to purchase an EV for their next car purchase. "Early adopters who wanted an EV already have one," said Greg Brannon, director of automotive research at AAA. "The remaining group of people who have yet to adopt EVs consider the practicality, cost, convenience, and ownership experience, and for some, those are big enough hurdles to keep them from making the jump to fully electric." AAA found the main hesitations in purchasing an EV continue to cost, lack of convenient charging options, and range anxiety. Three in ten also cited the inability to install a charging station where they live. Accessible, reliable, affordable, and convenient charging is key to growing EV interest and adoption. For people who live in an apartment or condo, at-home charging options are likely not possible. An EV might be a great choice for households with 2+ cars, but it might not fit the consumer who has to rely on their car for everyday use and travel.

Detroit will unveil a grading system for restaurants city-wide later this year after a pilot run last year. Restaurants that pass inspections will get a green placard, while those that fail will have to display a red card.

Ja’Marian Lane, who is about to graduate from kindergarten, lost his mom in a head-on collision on Friday, May 31. He previously lost his father in a motorcycle crash in 2020.