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An awards ceremony scheduled for Friday will recognize a group of Sterling Heights heroes. Employees say a family was shopping when the father of an 18-month-old boy ran up to the cashier, frantically asking for help because the child wasn't breathing.

One person is dead and two others injured following a crash in Dearborn Heights. It happened Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of Van Born and Gulley roads. Police say a tow truck was traveling westbound on Van Born when it collided with a vehicle turning onto Gulley from Van Born.  (Credit: WWJ)

Former President Trump is making a campaign stop in Michigan. He's in downtown Grand Rapids addressing supporters at DeVos Place. Trump opened his remarks talking border security, blaming President Biden for the boost of migrants.

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A months long drug investigation by Livonia Police leads to the arrest of a Detroit business owner. WWJ's Jon Hewett reports investigators are calling it the largest seizure of fentanyl in Michigan history.

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It was just before 9 o'clock last night that Eastpointe PD was dispatched following a report of shots fired. Officers discovered that the incident began blocks away as the victims told them that they were parked outside a home there, when another vehicle pulled up along-side and began shooting at them. WWJ's Jon Hewett has more.

A Detroit man is behind bars after leading police on a chase in a stolen Jeep over the weekend.  It was all recorded on dash cam. (Credit: Getty)

A package of bills signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer today -- called the Michigan Family Protection Act. Among other things, the bills repeal a ban that criminalized surrogacy contracts in the state. WWJ's Jon Hewett has more.

Some safety advocates are concerned that Hyundai and its sister brand Kia may be moving too slowly to repair millions of recalled vehicles. WWJ Auto Beat Reporter Jeff Gilbert has the details. (Credit: Rodney Coleman-Robinson/USA Today)

At least one Macomb County school will not hold classes today after a series of bomb threats were made over the weekend. WWJ's Charlie Langton has the details.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, saying in a statement that Sutton's attorney had contacted officials a week ago, saying the 29-year-old was going to Tampa to turn himself into authorities. But, it wasn’t until last night that Sutton reported to the jail.  (Credit: Junfu Han/USA Today)

Members of the US Marshal Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team were trying to arrest the man -- who has several violent felony warrants. As they were trying to arrest him, the suspect tried to drive away -- dragging agents along with him. One shot was fired by one of the team members. (Credit: Getty)

Fire crews found a detached garage completely engulfed. As they worked to put out the flames, they found a 72-year-old man inside the garage, already dead. Investigators think the man may have knocked over a space heater, which caused the fire.

A suspect is at large in connection to a shooting at a west side Detroit bar that should not have been open. The shooting stemmed over a dispute for a parking spot. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

Two men went missing Thursday on Lake St. Clair after leaving to go jet skiing, but only one man was found to this point. The search for the other skier resumes today. 

WWJ Auto Beat Reporter Jeff Gilbert says it's starting to look like the auto industry will see relatively little impact from the Baltimore port closing. The Port of Baltimore is the most important in the country when it comes to shipping automobiles.

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A man and woman were found dead Wednesday in a Madison Heights home that had caught fire. After an investigation, WWJ's Darrylin Horne says authorities have determined the man stabbed the woman to death and then turned the knife on himself.

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The Spirit of Detroit statue is getting in the spirit. It's all to celebrate next month's NFL Draft in Detroit. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more.

It's a new season of baseball! WWJ's Chris Fillar joins us with a preview of the Tigers season opener in Chicago today. (Credit: WWJ/Charlie Langton)

Following the collapse of the bridge in Maryland, car makers are adjusting after the subsequent closing of one of their most important ports. WWJ's Jeff Gilbert has more. (Credit: Jasper Colt/USA Today)

The Palisades Power Plant is on its way to becoming the first restarted nuclear power plant in U.S. history.