3 decades-old Michigan restaurants closing their doors before the end of June
Michigan diners are losing several longtime restaurants this month, and each one comes with its own kind of local heartbreak. From a comfort food restaurant in Roseville to a nearly…
Detroit Cops Collar Man Seen Torching Raccoon on Viral Video
A Detroit man is in police custody after a video surfaced showing someone setting a live raccoon on fire. The footage, which was shared on social media, prompted investigators to track down and detain a suspect. According to FOX 2 Detroit, officers took a Detroit man into custody after the...
Wild Detroit Takeover Video Shows Rider Stomp DPD Cruiser as Crowd Bolts
A wobbly cellphone clip racing around social media captures a chaotic Detroit street takeover where a person scrambles onto the hood of a marked Detroit Police cruiser while someone nearby unloads a fire extinguisher. The scene shows cars whipping through donuts, one person briefly blocking the cruiser with a traffic c
Judge charged with violating state ‘super drunk’ driving law
WARREN — A Warren judge who was arrested in March has been charged with violating Michigan’s “super drunk” driving law. John Chmura, chief judge of Warren’s 37th District Court, was arraigned June 10 on one charge of operating with blood alcohol content 0.17 or more.
Gas prices drop to lowest since April
DEARBORN, MI— Gas prices in Michigan are down 18 cents from a week ago. Michigan drivers are now paying an average of $4.01 per gallon for regular unleaded. This price is 73 cents less than this time last month but still 72 cents more than this time last year.
Voices: Michigan families need public transit investment now
U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib says that as transportation costs burden Michigan families, Congress must prioritize public transit investment over highway expansion to provide affordable alternatives to driving.
Laurel Park Place, Livonia, MI: the mall built for an office crowd in 1989...
Laurel Park Place is a single-level enclosed mall in Livonia, Michigan, at Six Mile and Newburgh near I-275, open since August 3, 1989. People walking in expecting a big two-level regional mall found something smaller and more upscale: a compact shopping floor wired into a hotel, an office park, and a theater.
Calm Detroit Morning Sets Stage For Sunday Night Soaker
Detroit woke up to a cool, crisp, and mostly clear day today, with temperatures hovering near 56°F at area stations. Do not get too attached to the blue sky, though. Clouds are set to thicken through the afternoon, and highs should still climb to around 78°F before a soggy finish to the weekend moves in.
The 68th annual Ford Fireworks set for Monday
The City of Detroit has announced street closures, parking restrictions, transportation changes and public safety measures ahead of the annual Ford Fireworks on Monday, June 22. Hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected downtown for the event. Viewing areas. Designated public viewing locations include: Hart Plaz
Motor City Summit Rolls Out Laser Robot Built To Torch Small Drones
Detroit's flashiest debut this week was not a concept car. It was a robotic combat vehicle with a turreted laser designed to burn small drones, rolling onto the floor at the Reindustrialize summit in the heart of downtown. The device, built around a directed-energy counter-UAS package that Aurelius Systems calls Archim

















