Livonia Middle School Confronts Safety Protocol with "Hold in Place" after Student Surrenders Gun to Staff
A student at Holmes Middle School in Livonia caused a lockdown after surrendering a gun to staff. No threat was made, and the school's protocol was followed to ensure safety. Police are investigating the incident.
Man in Critical Condition After Firing at Hospital Worker, Self in Detroit Hospital; Incident Spurs Security Review
A critical shooting at DMC Sinai-Grace Hospital in Detroit saw a man fire at an employee and then shoot himself; he is in serious condition, and the incident is under investigation.
Billie Eilish's 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' Tour Set to Electrify North America: Tickets Dropping, Eco-Conscious Gigs on the Horizon
Billie Eilish announces her "Hit Me Hard and Soft" world tour with North American dates starting in Québec City on September 29th and a Detroit performance on October 7th. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday.
FEMA to Close Detroit's Butzel Family Rec Center and Taylor College Disaster Recovery Centers
FEMA is closing two Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne County on Wednesday, with a final aid registration deadline on May 8. Residents can still seek help via FEMA's Helpline or online platforms.
Oxford School Shooter Transferred to Oaks Correctional to Begin Life Sentence
The Oxford High School shooter, Ethan Crumbley, has been transferred to Oaks Correctional Facility in Michigan. Crumbley will serve his life sentence there after being convicted of first-degree murder and terrorism.
Michigan Man's Losing Lottery Ticket Blooms into $100,000 Second Chance Triumph
A Michigan resident's perseverance with non-winning lottery tickets paid off in a major way through a second chance drawing. He transformed a losing ticket into a $100,000 windfall using the Michigan Lottery app.












