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A morning move-out at a Wadi Boulevard apartment turned violent, leaving a 19-year-old hospitalized while police hunt the Redford Township man accused of stabbing him.
David Stewart, 4-foot-2 and barefoot, was last seen near Albion and Gietzen on Detroit's East Side. Police are asking anyone with leads to call in.
A dog was shot but survived after rounds tore through a Sharon Lane home's front door early Monday. No people were hurt.
A vendor died after being run over outside the County Line Trade Center in Warren. Two customers are now in custody.
The man was struck while supervising his daughter's practice drive in Warren, FOX 2 Detroit reports.
A Warren man with medical training helped stop a child from moving an injured leg after Sunday's crash near Memphis and Jackson.
Saint Paul’s Community Center may lose its 45 winter-crisis beds to a funding gap, pushing more people onto Toledo streets.
A Brownstown Township woman lost keepsakes of her late fiancé to mold — and says she found out from Facebook, not Public Storage.
Police say the Prest Street home had already been on their radar before Sunday's deadly gunfire.
A witness says the horse was galloping at 35 mph near Evergreen and Lyndon before it was struck. Detroit's horse community wants accountability.
A high-speed I-75 rear-end crash sent a Detroit motorcyclist running across live lanes, where a vehicle then struck him.
Andrew Walker and Deanote Lindsey now face life in prison after a Clinton Township judge sent their case to circuit court.
The Thursday crash near Burgundy comes as Michigan pedestrian deaths spiked 18 percent statewide in 2025.
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