A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot in what police are calling a “robbery gone bad.” The shooting happened around midnight. Investigators say the teen tried to rob someone, but that person pulled out a gun-and shot him. He was pronounced dead. The incident happened in the area of Mt. Elliott and E. Vernor Hwy. Sources

View this post on Instagram A post shared by MDN (@metrodetroitnews) Detroit police are investigating a quadruple stabbing on the city’s east side. The incident happened at an Airbnb on Fleming Street, near East Seven Mile and Conant. According to police, a pool party was taking place when four people were stabbed during an altercation.

A Metro Detroit woman says she lost $400 — and a close friend missed the chance to see her favorite artist — after purchasing Chris Brown concert tickets through StubHub that the company now says were “mislabeled.” Nerissa Anderson @risa_msn_rn says she’s used the ticket resale site without any problems, but this time was different.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by MDN (@metrodetroitnews) A road rage incident was caught on camera Thursday in Oakland County. It happened on M-59 near North Cass Lake Road in Waterford Township. Two drivers were in an altercation when one man got out of his vehicle holding what appeared to be a

Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison is promising stepped-up enforcement after a wave of shootings in the city, including a deadly one that happened just before noon on the city’s east side. “There’s been too much violence in this city. Even though crime is down, it doesn’t feel like it, and it’s been too much,”Chief said.

Detroit police are investigating a double shooting on city’s east side that left two people dead. The incident occurred Thursday morning around 10:30 a.m. in the area of Mack & Bewick. Police received calls about a shootout between two people. On arrival, two people were found suffering from gunshot wounds. Both were pronounced deceased. It

The FBI Detroit office is warning Michigan residents that criminals are using artificial intelligence to run major scams and it’s costing victims big. In a exclusive interview with Supervisory Special Agent Bryan Drake, a 25-year veteran of the FBI, he says criminal organizations are now using AI to generate fake voices, images, and even videos