Detroit police are investigating a fatal crash Saturday evening that left a woman dead — the city’s second deadly collision in less than 24 hours. Officers from the 9th Precinct responded to a three-vehicle crash at Chalmers and Seymour Street, east of Gratiot. According to police, a passenger in one of the vehicles was pronounced

Franklin Police are investigating a suspicious encounter after an 8-year-old girl reported being approached by a stranger while riding her bike. According to police, the incident happened Franklin Park Drive and Mountainview, close to the major intersection of Telegraph Road and 13 Mile Road. The girl told officers a dark-colored SUV or truck pulled up

City officials and community members have rededicated a bronze statue honoring the late Lt. Col. Alexander Jefferson, a Detroit native, Tuskegee Airman, and World War II prisoner of war. The life-size statue was originally installed in Rouge Park in June 2024, near the field where Jefferson flew model airplanes as a child. Four months later,

A woman was rushed to the hospital with CPR in progress after a crash at the Redford/Livonia border. The crash occurred Thursday evening in the area of Plymouth and Inkster. Two vehicles were involved in the crash. A woman in a white truck was rushed to the hospital with CPR in progress. The intersection is

Starting Monday, October 6, trucks will face new travel restrictions across Southwest Detroit. Officials say the changes aim to make neighborhoods safer and quieter. The new rules come after the Southwest Detroit Truck Study, a years-long review that included input from residents, small business owners, and the trucking industry. The city says the plan targets