Antisemitic post in Hamtramck Facebook group claims Holocaust was a punishment
A Facebook post was made on a public page Monday night, stating the Holocaust was the Jewish community's advanced punishment for Israel's actions against Palestinian civilians in the current war.
Ex-Hamtramck police officer pleads guilty to bribery in towing scandal
A former Hamtramck police officer pleaded guilty last week to bribery for his role in a towing scandal.
Teacher accused of bringing marijuana gummy bears into Wayne County juvenile jail
A woman is accused of bringing marijuana gummy bears into the Wayne County Juvenile Detention Facility while she was a teacher at the jail.
Hamtramck Public School campus closes after receiving threat
Hamtramck Public Schools reported that a threat was directed towards its Dickinson West Elementary and Kosciuszko Middle School campus over the weekend. In order to ensure the safety of students and staff, the district closed the campus on Tuesday, Oct. 17.
Metropolitan Baking Company in Hamtramck expanding operations, adding staff
After being in operation for 78 years, the Hamtramck bakery is expanding both its number of employees and the size of its operations
2 suffer critical injuries in I-75 wrong-way driver crash
A wrong-way driver crash on I-75 in Hamtacmk left both the at-fault driver and another driver with critical injuries Sunday.
'It's baloney': Ex-Hamtramck commissioners sound off after firing for flying Pride flag on city property
The City Council voted this week to remove Russ Gordon and Cathy Stackpoole from the Human Relations Commission Tuesday. That vote was unanimous.
Hamtramck commissioners removed after flying Pride flag
The Hamtramck City Council voted this week to remove two commissioners who flew a Pride flag on city property after a ban on several flags.
Hamtramck church activities disrupted by DTE wooden poles left for months
The bishop of the church tried for months to get the poles moved. After no luck, he sent a call to the FOX 2 Problem Solvers.
Hamtramck mayor fires back at critics over city's Pride Flag ban
Almost immediately after the city outlawed the LGBTQ+ flag on government property, criticisms poured in from other cities and advocates.
'Detroit proudly raises our Pride flag': Duggan responds to Hamtramck flag ban
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan reacted to a recently approved resolution in Hamtramck that prevents Pride flags and some other flags from being flown on city property.
Questions swirl if Hamtramck's ban of LGBTQ Pride flag on city buildings is legal
The resolution now blocks any religious, ethnic, racial, political, or sexual orientation group flags on City property allowing only a few including the American Flag and the one for the State of Michigan.
Hamtramck leaders vote against allowing Pride flag to be displayed on City-owned property
Hamtramck officials voted against allowing flags of any religious, racial, ethnic or sexual-oriented group on City property on Tuesday night.
Hamtramck resolution being considered would keep LGBTQ Pride flag off city-owned property
"We are confirming the neutrality of the City of Hamtramck we decided to stay neutral," said Mayor Amer Ghalib. "Flags that pertain to any religious, racial, ethnic or sexual-oriented group (would not be allowed)."
Suspect accused of carjacking, attempted robbery days apart in Hamtramck
A man is accused of carjacking a victim and attempting to rob another victim days later in Hamtramck.
Hamtramck police investigating stabbing that injured 2
The incident happened around 7:30 PM in the 3100 block of Lehman.
Detroit City FC's women's schedule announced ahead of 2023 season
Check out the Detroit City FC women's schedule:
Paczki lovers descend on Hamtramck for Fat Tuesday
New Palace Bakery in Hamtramck has a new flavor this year: orange creamsicle.
Paczki Day Vodka returning for 2023 - here's how to order a bottle
The popular alcohol selection won't be up for grabs for long. Here's when the vodka goes on sale.
Hamtramck City Council keeps religious animal sacrifice as both sides sound off
One activist called Tuesday night's City Council meeting where an ordinance regarding religious animal sacrifice, "one big waste of time." The city attorney went to the council and said they can't approve the measure because of constitutional stipulations regarding religious liberties.