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An overnight truck fire is still causing delays on I-696 WB in Oakland County. WWJ's Michelle Pena has more.
A fire at an Ann Arbor apartment fire has taken the life of one person. An investigation is ongoing. WWJ's Greg Bowman has more. (Credit: Getty)
Michigan's two US senators are raising concerns about non-union carmakers efforts to resist the UAW's organizing efforts. WWJ's Jeff Gilbert has more.
A man who survived a house explosion in Washtenaw County is getting better, but has a long recovery ahead of him. Northfield Township police say 72-year old Richard Pruden has been upgraded to stable condition. His grandson, Stephen Bragg, also remains hospitalized in stable condition. Four others died in the explosion. (Credit: Getty)
The parties involved in the redistricting lawsuit in Michigan will talk with a federal judge today. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. (Credit: David Rodriguez Muno/USA Today)
The firm hired to conceptualize an expansion for the Huntington Place presented to the Detroit Planning Commision Thursday.
A man is behind bars after assaulting his roommate, and holding her captive for hours. WWJ's Luke Sloan has more.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel out with a details of ANOTHER retail fraud theft -- this time involving Meijer. WWJ's Jon Hewett has details. (Credit: Kevin Whitlock/USA Today)
There hasn't been much talk of -- or need for -- road salt and other winter tools, but that may be about to change. AccuWeather is talking back to back snow events. The good news -- there's apparently plenty of everything available. WWJ's Mike Campbell has more. (Credit: Getty)
An investigation underway downriver after a school district is notified of a threat against the high school. The threat was made against Carlson High School in Gibraltar, although the school is closed for winter break.
Mayor Mike Duggan and other city leaders in Detroit praised a drop in violent crime for the 2023 calendar year.
According to the MSP, a threat was emailed to the State Capitol. It was deemed not credible, but out of an abundance of caution the Capitol was evacuated for the day. WW's Jon Hewett has more. (Credit: David Rodriguez Munoz/USA Today)
A vigil for the four people killed in the Northville Township house explosion is planned for this weekend. The cause of the blast is still under investigation.
Opponents of Michigan Republican Party Chairwoman Kristina Karamo are considering removing her from her position. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. (Credit: Eric Seals/USA Today)
Investigators in Washtenaw County say there is still no exact cause known following a house explosion that left four people dead last weekend. WWJ's Jon Hewett is in Whitmore Lake and says because the house was leveled, investigators may never know what caused the blast. (Photo: Northfield Township Fire Department)
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It’s a sad start to what was supposed to be a happy new year for one Detroit family after a barricaded gunman situation turned into an apparent murder/suicide on New Year's Day. Police say that, following a standoff, the suspect allegedly killed his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself.
The Michigan Wolverines will take on the Washington Huskies for the National Championship title. WWJ's Chris Fillar joins live with a look at what it took for Michigan to get there.
Everyone's talking about this! One ticket matched all six numbers to win last night's massive Powerball jackpot. That ticket was bought at a store in Grand Blanc. (Credit: Junfu Han)
Michigan State Police say an Inkster Police cruiser crashed into another vehicle Friday afternoon along Norfolk near Beech Daly. Two officers and the driver of the other car are hospitalized in stable condition. The cause of the crash is unknown.
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WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins reports that the City of Eastpointe says that after testing over 60 homes, about 13 percent of them were found to have excessive lead levels in their lines. As a result, officials must repair the pipes and then sample the water to ensure safety.
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