Emotional support python found after car crash on I-94
A Canton woman thought she lost her emotional support animal for good after getting into a car accident on I-94.
Emotional support python found and saved after car crash on I-94
The python, named Pina, disappeared after the crash. But the workers who towed her car were determined to find the missing python.
Many tall nutcrackers crafted for display at Brightmoor Lights Holiday Festival
It’s not quite showtime, but Brightmoor Park is ready for the spotlight. This weekend, the 'Brightmoor Lights Holiday' Festival will include several over-the-top 12-feet-tall nutcrackers.
12-foot-tall nutcrackers displayed for Brightmoor Lights Holiday Festival
Where else can you find a nutcracker shaped like a penguin or a sugar plum fairy? An HBCU drum major or Michael Jackson? It’s not quite showtime, but Brightmoor Park is ready for the spotlight.
Sterling Heights business furious over nearby dumping site smell
A large heap in Sterling Heights is causing quite a smell. That's what one business is saying, and they want it to go away now.
Business owner furious over dumping site smell in Sterling Heights
FOX 2 looked into what it was and got some answers. We went over to the site and saw the heap. It's large. Whatever odor was coming from it, we're told it won’t be there for long.
University of Michigan says situation is 'all clear' in surrounding area near Huron Parkway
Officials from the University of Michigan say things are all clear after one person threatened self-harm in an area on campus, leading to residents being advised to avoid the area.
2024 is the year when passed 'Hall of Shamers' have been punished
In 2024, lots of past Hall of Famers were convicted. There are new Hall of Fame members. Are you scamming people? Is that what you do?
Michigan Democrats go into paralysis in Lansing as agenda comes to a halt
The chaos echoing from within the halls of the state capital may be the exclamation mark on a lame duck period that has brewed consternation among some Democrats upset with leader Joe Tate.
Survivors of sexual assault push lawmakers to pass 'Justice for Survivors' legislation in Lansing
Survivors of sexual assault are demanding justice, pushing Michigan lawmakers in Lansing to reform how long they have to seek legal action.
The push for 'Justice for Survivors' legislation
This is not a new fight, in fact it’s been going on for years. Sexual assault survivors have been pushing for reform at the state level, especially on extending the statute of limitations on how long they can qualify for legal redress after a sexual assault.
'Brushing' scam has online shoppers in Metro Detroit on alert as packages arrive at their front door
It's easy to get caught up in the holiday rush and let your guard down when it comes to scams, including this unsolicited merchandise scam that is being felt by more consumers every day
Beware of 'Brushing' scam as packages arrive at your front door
Every year, consumers hear about a new one just about every week as would-be crooks try their best to get our cash. At first, it appears to be a pleasant surprise. You open your mailbox and there it is, a new item in the packaging with your name on it.
Roseville schools places employee on leave after past abuse allegations surface
Roseville Community Schools placed one of its employees on paid administrative leave after allegations of abuse were made against the individual when he was employed at a different school.
Lincoln Park father may never walk or talk after nearly dying from asthma attack
A Lincoln Park father to 5 collapsed and nearly died when he had an asthma attack two days before Thanksgiving. Now his family wonders how he'll walk or talk again.
Alarming allegations made against Roseville school staff member
A social media post that went viral for claiming horrific details of alleged abuse against an individual who was enrolled at a school in Detroit is now the foundation for a Christian-based academy in Roseville playing the employee on paid administrative leave.
Inside the Michigan Heffron Lab that ensures 'consumers get what they pay for'
There's an entire agency within the government that weighs any item of food, bag of fertilizer, or tank of gas that someone may buy. That way, consumers know they're paying for the product and not the packaging it comes delivered in.
Michigan lab works as consumer protection, weighing items
From gummy bears to beef chuck, anything that someone buys by weight can expect they're actually getting what they pay for in Michigan. That's thanks to the consumer protection arm of the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, which weighs items and their packaging at the Heffron Lab.
Human bird flu infection case reported in Barron Co., WI
One person in Barron County, Wisconsin, is believed to be the first in the state this year to have contracted bird flu after being exposed to an infected flock.
What's driving Detroit schools' low reading scores?
Students in Detroit Public Schools are testing well behind their grade level on reading. Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti talks to FOX 2 about the historically bad scores and what they're doing to change it.