New lawsuit filed for homeowners victimized by flood water after GLWA pump stations failed 3 years ago
Attorney Paul Doherty is an attorney who represents about 1,000 homeowners in Grosse Pointe and Detroit who not only had their basements underwater, but their whole houses flooded.
Lucky Detroit Coffee plans new Royal Oak cafe, Starbucks takeover in Grosse Pointe
After years of wanting to open up a shop along the Woodward Corridor, Lucky Detroit Coffee & Espresso is making it happen in Royal Oak. The Detroit cafe is also moving into a soon to be former Starbucks in Grosse Pointe.
San Diego dog found in Metro Detroit
A dog from San Diego was found in Metro Detroit and reunited with their owners.
Thief uses obituaries to target deceased, break into their Metro Detroit homes during funerals
A Detroit man is accused of using obituaries to see who had recently died and when their funerals would be. Then when their families were laying them to rest, police say he would break into their homes.
Prosecutor: Homes of deceased broken into, robbed by Detroit man
Jerry Ryan Ashley, 44, is accused of targeting one home in Grosse Pointe City and three homes in Grosse Pointe Woods. The owners of all the properties were recently deceased.
Grosse Pointe woman, SMU student, killed by suspected drunk driver who ran red light
An SMU student from Grosse Pointe was killed last weekend when police in Dallas said a drunk driver ran a red light.
Storm damage littered across Metro Detroit as thousands sit in the dark
More than 150,000 DTE Energy customers are without power Wednesday night after a strong band of storms tore through Metro Detroit.
Check forgery suspect steals $100,000, recreates fakes that look real including signatures police say
He's allegedly stealing debit cards - then forging the checks to match those names.
Grosse Pointe Schools approve budget cuts of $4.6 million, eliminating teaching jobs
It's been a long year for the school district, which has faced growing concerns that long-declining enrollment numbers would lead to millions in cuts.
Grosse Pointe parents bash district's plan to layoff teachers, cut $4.6 million from budget
“Our teachers, our counselors, you are putting them on a chopping block for what?" asked one irate student. “A student ratio that hasn't been updated since the 1960s? You are crippling not only my home and school but countless other students."
Grosse Pointe schools debates millions in budget cuts during 9-hour board meeting
A school board meeting didn't get out until 3 a.m. as the district weighs necessary budget cuts from a dramatic drop in enrollment.
Police situation concludes with arrest in Grosse Pointe Shores
Police units are at the scene outside a residence Monday night.
MSU victims Alex Verner and Brian Fraser to be laid to rest this weekend
After a difficult week for Michigan State University, students, friends, and family will have the opportunity this weekend to honor the three people that died during Monday's shooting.
'The impact is immense': Michigan State shooting victims mourned in their communities
"These two students just like all of our students - were these exceptional kids," said Dr. M. Jon Dean, Grosse Pointe Public Schools. "This is a time when as a parent - as an educator - that I don't even have the words."
Michigan State shooting victims: 2 Grosse Pointe Public Schools graduates killed
Two students killed in the Michigan State University shooting Monday were graduates of Grosse Pointe Public Schools, the district said.
Grosse Pointe police say 15-year-old made makeshift noose in Panera bathroom
Police in Grosse Pointe said they have identified who made a makeshift noose out of paper towels and hung it in the bathroom of a Panera last week - but they're saying who it was.
Makeshift noose found inside Grosse Pointe Panera men's room
“It happened Friday evening one of my team managers went into the men’s restroom and discovered this noose made out of paper towel hanging in the stall,” she said.
Grosse Pointe school board candidate blasts education resume allegation by voter
In her online statement, she called out FOX 2 and posted a teachers certificate from 1993. It was listed from the Massachusetts Department of Education and lists Jeup’s maiden name — Virginia Reilly.
Grosse Pointe school board candidate accused of lying about background, provides teacher credentials as proof
"We don’t want anybody running under the pretense that they are something that they are not," Lograsso said. 'The school board races across the state, across the nation — especially in Grosse Pointe — have been really, really heated. Every single point about every candidate counts."
Woman gets probation for attacking Grosse Pointe Cold Stone employee over ice cream
The employees offered her other options, but that wasn't enough. The customer called a 17-year-old employee an expletive then threw flowers and a 25-pound scale at the worker, police said.