Guns, drugs, money found during raid in Warren
Warren police have announced a large drug bust in their city after conducting a search warrant. Police found over a kilogram of cocaine,
Grow Detroit’s Youth program to help provide 8,000 youth with summer jobs
Grow Detroit’s Young Talent (GDYT) kicked off today, and it will help provide 8,000 young Detroiters between the ages of 14 and 24
Hamtramck school teacher robbed at gunpoint
Hamtramck teacher was robbed twice early Wednesday morning. The incident took place at the Early Childhood Education Center located on McDougall near Caniff.
New gun storage law would make it a crime to leave your gun unattended around children in Michigan
Michigan’s new safe storage and other gun laws go into effect starting on February 13th. ▪️Safe Storage:All Michigan homeowners with people under the
Detroit Wing Company giving $500 gift card to one person who can guess the right final score for Super Bowl LVIII
🏈🍗Here’s your chance to win a gift card valued at $500 at The Detroit Wing Company, your hometown chicken spot . @DetroitWingCo. What
New high rise apartment along Riverfront is now open
View this post on Instagram A post shared by MDN (@metrodetroitnews) The Residences at Water Square high rise located at the former Joe
Man arrested after allegedly masturbating, filming women in Planet Fitness parking
A man was arrested after police say he filmed women and exposed himself at a Planet Fitness in Troy. The incident happened at
Popeyes in metro Detroit fined nearly $50k for breaking child labor laws, allowing 63 students work too many hours
The head of the Popeyes franchise cooperate offices located Troy has been fined nearly $50,000 after allegedly violating child labor laws. An investigation
Warren 6th grader found with “death list” that had 14 student names on it, officials say
A Carter Middle School student faces charges after she created a “death list” with 14 names on it, officials say. The list was
New legislation to help Michiganders pay water bills, prevent shut-offs, & fund $2,500 in plumbing repairs
A coalition of elected officials from Southeast Michigan is rallying behind new legislation aimed at helping residents pay their water bills, preventing water