Argument leads to deadly shooting on Detroit's east side
The shooting scene took place in the area of Arden Park and John R, close to Woodward, at about 1:30 a.m.
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New York bar Ray's officially opens Detroit location in Parker's Alley
A new bar has officially opened in Detroit's Parker Alley. The bar is called Ray's and aims to be a hometown bar, expanding to Detroit as its fourth location. The bar is a partnership between New York-based Authentic Hospitality, and NoHo Hospitality, which operates several bars ...
Find your voice and tell your story: Get involved in Detroit
Now is your chance to join the city’s compost program. And park, beach and creek cleanups are still happening. Outlier Media · Lynelle Herndon · Find your voice and tell your story: Get involved in Detroit...
Detroit shoppers at Mike’s Market received free groceries during special giveaway
Hundreds of grocery shoppers in Detroit walked away happy campers when all of their food was paid for. It got so busy they had to shut the place down.
Mike Rogers unanswered for Detroit Senate debate; Abdul El-Sayed committed
FOX 2 is hosting the Detroit Senate debate in two weeks on Sept. 15, but has received no answer from Mike Rogers nor his campaign. Abdul El-Sayed is committed....
Heat, storms kick off meteorological fall before pleasant Labor Day weekend in Metro Detroit
September is ready to begin, but Mother Nature has other ideas on whether the month starts with normal weather. Tuesday, Sept. 1, marks the first day of meteorological fall, but Southeast Michigan will begin the new season with weather that feels much more like the heart of summe...
JD Vance, Mike Rogers campaign at MAGA super PAC event in Michigan
Vice President JD Vance is in Michigan for a MAGA-hosted event in Metro Detroit where he'll appear alongside several high-profile Republicans, including Mike Rogers, John James, and others....
2 dead, 15 possibly missing after flash flooding rips through Grand Canyon
At least two people are dead and around 15 are unaccounted for after flash flooding ripped through Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona over the weekend. The body of a 46-year-old man was found near Crystal Rapids along the Colorado River, park officials said. His identity and t...
Vice President JD Vance speaks at Sterling Heights political event on Monday
Michigan Republicans and Vice President JD Vance arrived in Sterling Heights Monday to kick off a political campaign as the midterms quickly approach. The event, hosted by MAGA Inc., took place at a manufacturing facility in Sterling Heights on Monday afternoon. WATCH THE FULL SP...
15 people may be missing after Grand Canyon flooding, park service says
About 15 people may be missing at the Grand Canyon after a flash flood tore through the national park, destroying footbridges and forcing the evacuation of dozens of hikers and campers, according to park officials. The park service said a previous figure of 20 missing or unaccoun...
Disc Golf World Championships bring 300 athletes from 26 countries to Milford, Michigan
The PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships are underway in Milford, Michigan, marking the fourth time the event has been held in the state and the tournament's 44th edition overall. Nearly 300 athletes representing 26 countries are competing at Kensington Metro Park this...
Lincoln Park Days festival brings community together while funding year-round programs
Lincoln Park Days is back at Youth Center Park, bringing carnival rides, live music, food and fun to the community and raising money that supports local programs throughout the year. Watch Carli Petrus's video report: Lincoln Park Days returns with rides, music and community impa...
Rouge River fish surveys, ambush bugs, and Raptors on the River | Brother Nature
The Rouge River is teeming with life - you just have to look and the Friends of the Rouge spends its summers doing just that. Its fish surveys inform our knowledge of the system's water quality. Also on Brother Nature this week, ambush bugs, noisy cicadas, Pictured Rocks cool toi...
Isle Royale closes tent & group campsites at 4 campgrounds due to continued wolf activity
Isle Royale National Park is closing tents and group campsites at four campgrounds for the rest of the season due to continued wolf activity. According to the National Park Service, tent and group campsites and hammock use will be prohibited at Three Mile, Daisy Farm, Moskey Basi...
Great Labor Day sales at Lowe's, Home Depot, Macy's, Wayfair and more
With a trade war intensifying between the U.S. and Canada, some appliances and electronics could soon get more expensive. But Labor Day sales already rolling out could help if you buy what you need now. RELATED STORY | Whirlpool hikes prices again as Iran War, inflation shake app...
Vice President JD Vance to speak at Sterling Heights political event Monday
Michigan Republicans and Vice President JD Vance will be in Sterling Heights Monday as they kick off a political campaign as the midterms quickly approach. The event hosted by MAGA Inc. will take place at a manufacturing facility in Sterling Heights. In attendance, along with Van...
Michigan’s only venomous snake: Researchers map Eastern Massasauga at Indian Springs Metro Park
Researchers spent the day at Indian Springs Metro Park surveying for the Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake, a federally threatened species native to Michigan. The goal: map out exactly where the snakes live so park staff can protect both visitors and the animals. Yu Man, a conservat...
El-Sayed campaigns across Metro Detroit as Michigan Senate race heats up
The Michigan race for U.S. Senate between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed continues to heat up. The contest is drawing national attention and is one of several races that will help decide the balance of the Senate in 2027....
Candidates hit the campaign trail as Senate race heats up
Abdul El-Sayed is getting ready to speak here at Farmington Hills Manor. It shows that now that we’re past the primaries, El-Sayed and his opponent, Mike Rogers, are out vying for this important Senate seat....
11 visitors trapped as dangerous flash flooding tears through iconic national park
Eleven visitors became stranded during flash flooding at Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah after heavy rain swept through the area.
DOJ shuts down China-sponsored hacking tools that targeted federal agencies
The Department of Justice says it has disrupted an long-running campaign by China-backed hackers to access computer systems for at least seven federal agencies or institutions. Affected entities include NASA, the Federal Reserve, the Department of Energy, the Department of Health...
Tarik Skubal to start against the Tigers Friday when Dodgers visit Detroit
Tarik Skubal will make his return to the Comerica Park mound this week when the Los Angeles Dodgers face the Detroit Tigers. Skubal will pitch on Friday night during game one of the three-game series. Detroit traded Skubal to the Dodgers on Aug. 1, and his last start in Detroit w...
Medicaid work requirements set to take effect in over 40 states by end of 2026
Over 66 million Americans receive health care through Medicaid, and new work requirements tied to President Donald Trump's signature legislation are expected to take effect in more than 40 states by the end of the year. The changes stem from the "Big Beautiful Bill," which Trump ...
Max Clark, pitching staff help Tigers end six-game losing streak with 4-1 win over Rays
Max Clark hit his first home run at Comerica Park and five Tigers pitchers combined to allow one run as Detroit ended a six-game losing streak with a 4-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night. Clark's homer, the second of his career, gave the Tigers a 2-1 lead in the fifth...
2026 Professional Disc Golf World Championships coming to Kensington Metropark in Oakland County
The 2026 Professional Disc Golf World Championships will bring 300 of the world's best players to Kensington Metropark in Oakland County, and organizers say the event could have a major economic impact on Southeast Michigan. Tournament Director Nate Heinold said the event has bee...
Dolly Parton dies at 80: Her genuine spirit lives on
Music journalist Gary Graff interviewed Dolly Parton many times -- and said her genuine nature will always be remembered: 'You felt like you were Dolly Parton's friend'...
Founders Day brings free admission to national parks nationwide
The National Park Service is celebrating Founders Day on Tuesday with free admission to national parks nationwide. On Aug. 25, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed legislation creating the National Park Service. The day recognizes the agencys conservation and preservation effort...
Overdose prevention specialist shares how to save a life with Narcan
Too many Michigan families are affected every year by overdose deaths and emergencies. International Overdose Awareness Day is coming up on Aug. 31. This year marks the 20th anniversary of that campaign. Jonathon Maxgay, overdose prevention specialist with the Alliance of Coaliti...
US expands sanctions on Iran, puts other countries on notice
The Trump administration on Monday launched Operation Economic Outcast, a sweeping new sanctions campaign on what officials called "Economic D-Day." Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the effort as a sustained campaign targeting Iran's financial connections around the wor...
National Parks in the Midwest you can visit free Aug. 25
August 25th is the 110th birthday of the National Park Service and to celebrate, all parks will have free admission. Here are some of the parks around the Midwest that you can visit....
Warren family honors teen lost to choking game with park bench, nonprofit
A Warren family is channeling grief into action after losing their 13-year-old to a deadly social media challenge. The city of Warren dedicated a bench at Butcher Park in his memory, and the family has launched a nonprofit aimed at helping other kids stay safe online. Justin Bern...
Disc Golf World Championship returns to Michigan | Brother Nature
The crown jewel of professional Disc Golf play returns to Kensington Metropark for the annual world championship tournament. Hundreds of players will take on the two courses, including the 18 holes at Toboggan. Also on Brother Nature, the restoration behind some of the holes....
Ypsilanti art banners slashed in vandalism attack, forcing early removal from Riverside Park
Art banners on display at Riverside Park in Ypsilanti were slashed over the weekend in what organizers are calling an act of vandalism, forcing the organization behind the project to take them down early. The banners had been up at Riverside Park since May and were scheduled to r...
Paint the Park festival transforms downtown Allen Park into open-air art gallery this weekend
Downtown Allen Park is turning into a live canvas this weekend as Paint the Park returns with murals, vendors, and free art activities. Eight muralists will be painting large-scale works of art on business walls throughout downtown, more than 50 artists will be selling their work...
Tarik Skubal in line to start against the Tigers when Dodgers visit Detroit
Tarik Skubal will likely make his return to the Comerica Park mound next weekend when the Los Angeles Dodgers face the Detroit Tigers. Skubal is set to start Saturday for the Dodgers against the Pittsburgh Pirates. With the Dodgers using a six-man rotation, that sets up for Skuba...
Milford horse stable owner asks judge to return 38 horses seized by Oakland County
The owner of a Milford horseback riding stable is asking a judge to order Oakland County to return 38 horses seized last week following complaints about the animals’ care. Oakland County Animal Control removed the horses from High Vibe Trail Rides after receiving multiple complai...
Michiganders for Money Out Of Politics faces final hurdles: Lawsuit, Legislature
The days and weeks ahead are crucial to the outcome of a ballot drive to ban campaign contributions by Michigan’s monopoly utilities . Civic Action Toolbox Why it matters If approved, the Michiganders for Money Out Of Politics ballot proposal could ban DTE Energy and Consumers En...
Renaissance Center redevelopment plan is making its official debut
Detroit Free Press is a partner and shares a reporter with BridgeDetroit. Stories shared are not under a paywall. Detroit Free Press The $1.6 billion-plus plan for redeveloping Detroit’s increasingly desolate Renaissance Center and then building a unique amenity-packed riverfront...