Detroit block party crackdown: What's permitted, not allowed
After a fatal shooting at a Detroit block party over Fourth of July weekend, police stepped up patrols on illegal gatherings. Block parties are allowed in the city, but there are specific requirements for hosting them.
Ride along with Detroit police as officers roll out new block party strategy
It's a critical weekend for Detroit police who are rolling out their new block party initiative in response to concerns from residents who worry the summer nights have gotten too dangerous to enjoy.
Suspect in custody, rival gang violence behind Detroit block party mass shooting, police confirm
There were also questions around a supervisor's inaction the night of the shooting, when an official observed the block party and decided against activating emergency lights.
Detroiters experiencing trash pickup delays could soon get relief
It's been a tough few weeks for some locals where trash has piled high on their block in Detroit. But with Priority Waste taking over service, there's hope improvements are on the way.
President Biden makes Detroit visit while defending his candidacy
Biden, now a president seeking reelection, returns to Renaissance on Friday with many in his party now pleading for him to fulfill that very promise and step aside.
Armed man fatally shot by court bailiff after alleged attack in Detroit during eviction
The bailiff with Detroit police was presenting eviction paperwork in the 1700 block of Manderson, when the victim allegedly attacked them with a weapon leading to the shooting.
Art in the Park, African World Festival, and more things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit
This weekend is jam-packed with things to do. Here's what's going on around Metro Detroit:
President Joe Biden visiting Detroit on Friday evening
President Joe Biden will speak in Detroit on Friday evening, his second visit to the city in less than two months.
Father of 6 dies after shooting; family left needing help
Dayvon Newell was shot six weeks ago on the city's east side. He had been improving in the hospital with the family anticipating him coming home soon before he took a sudden turn.
Detroit teen arrested for fireworks attack on passing cars
Several cars were hit and one crashed while apparently trying to turn around.
A million dollars worth of books is coming to metro Detroit
Only 40% of children living in poverty have access to hardcover books at home. Worse than that, just 10% of students in Michigan have access to a school library or librarian.
Detroit's new block party rules go into effect this weekend
It's a critical weekend for Detroit police who will be rolling out their new plan for policing block parties after a mass shooting killed two and injured 19 others last Sunday.
Detroit police searching for illegal block parties after violence at gatherings
Detroit police are hitting the streets in an effort to stop illegal block parties before they can turn violent. This comes after a mass shooting at a gathering last weekend left two people dead.
'We've gotta stop it' victim's uncle says at block party mass shooting community gathering
“Showing our youth that they don’t resolve conflict by picking up a gun," said City Council President Mary Sheffield. "They don’t resolve beef by picking up a gun."
Detroit invests in homegrown talent to forge future of mobility at Michigan Central
Michigan Central is more than office space -- it's a technological hub and is putting the city of Detroit in a unique position to be on the forefront of technology and advancements.
Elderly woman needing roof repair says Detroit's assistance program gave her the runaround
Inside Thomas' home, the water is weeping down the walls.
Detroit woman accused of lying to steal $19K from Medicaid
A Detroit woman is facing charges after she allegedly submitted false claims to steal more than $19,000 from the Medicaid program.
Suspect ordered to trial in connection with murder of Oakland County Deputy Bradley Reckling
A suspect charged in connection with the murder of Oakland County Deputy Bradley Reckling is headed to trial.
Half-sunken 54-foot boat stuck in Detroit River for days, 20 people rescued
According to the U.S. Coast Guard Sector Detroit, 20 people had to be rescued from the boat as it began sinking.
Detroit lieutenant sues department for his suspension after telling a protestor to 'go back to Mexico'
A Detroit police lieutenant who was suspended after telling a pro-Palestine protester "why don’t you just go back to Mexico?" is now suing the department.