Center Line, MI

A day after their 2-year-old son was fatally shot on Interstate 75, a Metro Detroit family is pleading for tips leading to a suspect and working to keep his memory alive. "We're still trying to find who is responsible," Brian Christian, the child's father, told The Detroit News on Friday night. "Any information that would be helpful, we would appreciate it. We need everybody's support.

WARREN, Mich. (FOX 2) - Taking your eyes off the road for just a second puts your life and others at risk. That's why Michigan's distracted driving law is in place - to prevent accidents like what Maivue Yang witnessed. She was riding in the front seat as her husband...

INKSTER, Mich. – A 15-year-old has been taken to a hospital after he was shot Friday in Inkster. The shooting happened in the area of Brentwood Street and Mt Vernon Drive. Police said the teen was shot in the chest. His current condition as well as the description of the...

TAYLOR, Mich. – Taylor police are putting out their bodycam footage, which they said shows patience before officers arrested a man accused of road rage. The bodycam video shows officers using a taser and pepper spray on a 31-year-old driver. Minutes prior, a woman called 911, saying the man was...

Sheriff Mike Bouchard of Oakland County spills emotions publicly about this wreck. "It's super-frustrating and makes me angry when ... someone by their own bad choices causes [a deputy] injury or death," he posts Friday afternoon on Facebook with a photo of the patrol car smashed by a 36-year-old man he says "decided to drink and drive."

DETROIT – The shooting death of a 2-year-old boy on Interstate 75 in Detroit has detectives from multiple agencies searching for the killer. And Detroit Interim Police Chief James White is calling for a summit with fellow leaders to tackle the increasing violence on the roads. Brison Christian was shot...

A woman riding with her husband noticed an erratic driver behind them and then pulled her phone out - and recorded the driver smashing into another car. She said the driver was staring at her phone.

PONTIAC, Mich. (FOX 2) - An Oakland County Sheriff's Deputy is being treated in the ICU with serious injuries after his patrol car was hit by a man who ran a red light. The deputy, a 6-year veteran of the sheriff's office, was broadsided just after midnight Friday morning by a driver who may have been under the influence of alcohol.

By Ken Hissner: For years, it was said world Heavyweight champion Detroit, Michigan’s Joe “The Brown Bomber” Louis, 66-3 with 52 knockouts, had the most title defenses with 25! He did have more than any heavyweight champions. He won the title in June of 1937, stopping James “The Cinderella Man” Braddock.

Richmond’s 1-2 punch struck early Friday. Shea VanScoter and Piper Clark each hit first-inning homers to spark the Blue Devils to a 5-1 victory against Clinton in a state Division 3 semifinal softball game at Michigan State’s Secchia Stadium. VanScoter turned in another strong performance on the mound, allowing five...

The first 2021 Ford Bronco sold for over $1 million at auction and the company is likely hoping for similar results with a one-off Bronco RTR that will be raffled to support Henry Ford’s home in Dearborn, Michigan. Based on the four-door Bronco Big Bend, the model has a Shadow...

HARRISON TOWNSHIP, MI – On Wednesday June 16th, 2021, at 12:55am, Macomb County Sheriff’s deputies responded to Prentiss Apartments for a man that had been shot. Upon arrival, deputies located Jomarr Pye, 43-years-old, of Harrison Township lying on the ground with a single gunshot wound to the chest. The suspect, a 66-year-old man from Harrison Township was performing chest compressions on Pye. Pye was pronounced dead at the scene.

In its first season of competition in Division 3, the Richmond softball continues to flex some Division 2 muscle. Richmond, which won the Division 2 title in 2016 and finished second in Division 2 in 2017, dropped to Division 3 for the 2019-20 season, which was canceled. This season, the...

Mazel tov Kid Rock -- you've made into a Jewish, Friday night Shabbat sermon. It may be a first, but it's not in a way that would give you nachas (joy). Rabbi Paul Yedwab, delivering a service during Pride Month at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, was initially talking about anti-Semitism he faced during his youth and the pain he felt when "our Jewish students received anti-Semitic slurs in their yearbooks recently at one of our schools."