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City Council President Pat Green says they have filed a motion to have a judge dismiss a federal lawsuit brought by Fouts last week -- which aimed to upend the primary election scheduled for TOMORROW. (Credit: Eric Seals/USA Today)

Concerns are rising over Detroit's EMS staffing. WWJ's Charlie Langton reports.

Work is scheduled to get underway today that will turn a stretch of I-94 from Detroit to Ann Arbor into a state-of-the art mobile corridor.  M-DOT is partnering with the mobile company Cavnue to bring the roadway of the future to Michigan--the first of its kind. 

A lot of people talking about this on Facebook this morning. A little girl run over by a golf cart in Westland. But there was no HUMAN driver behind the wheel when it happened. WWJ's Greg Bowman has the details. (Credit: Getty)

After years of interruptions from COVID and then flooding, Dearborn is finally bringing back its Homecoming Festival. WWJ's Jon Hewett has more. 

A woman is dead after a suspected domestic dispute on Detroit's eastside. WWJ's Luke Sloan has more.

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The man accused of kidnapping and killing a 2-year-old Lansing girl will be in court today. WWJ's Charlie Langton has the details.

The GM pushes back against the UAW's list of demands, thought they do expect an increase to wages. WWJ's Jeff Gilbert has more. (Credit: Lansing Police Department)

Two people are hospitalized after a shooting outside a UAW hall in Saline, near Ann Arbor. WWJ's Ryan Marshall has more. (Credit: Ryan Marshall/WWJ)

The Teamsters are not happy with General Motors' self-driving vehicle plans. WWJ Auto Beat Reporter Jeff Gilbert joins with details. 

Developing news in Macomb County where thieves have broke into a pharmacy.  WWJ's Charlie Langton joins from the scene with details.

The search is on for a group of vandals wanted for damaging art in downtown Plymouth. WWJ's Mike Campbell joins us with details. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

With the primary election less than a week away, Warren Mayor Jim Fouts says he should be on the ballot.  After numerous state court challenges, the mayor is suing the city council in federal court after his name was taken off of the ballot.

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A shootout between families following a heated child custody hearing ended with two people and a business struck by gunfire and vehicle crashing into an Eastpointe restaurant.

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A 200-million dollar lawsuit has been filed against the Detroit Medical Center on behalf of the family of a nurse who was kidnapped and killed earlier this year. WWJ legal analyst Charlie Langton joins with the latest.

With the primary election less than a week away, Warren Mayor Jim Fouts isn't giving up his fight to have his name on the ballot.  The president of the Warren City Council, who is running for mayor, says Fouts could file a federal lawsuit against the city council so he can seek a fifth term. (Credit: Eric Seals/USA Today)

There's been some progress made at the site of a major water transmission line break earlier today in Macomb County. Suzanne Coffey is the CEO of the Great Lakes Water Authority, and she spoke with WWJ earlier. (Credit: Matt Ziehm)

Testimony has resumed today in Pontiac, in a hearing that will help determine if confessed Oxford High School Shooter Ethan Crumbley will spend the rest of his life in prison.  Joining us with more is WWJ's Jon Hewett.

Breaking news in Macomb County where a water main break is causing water issues for residents in Macomb and Chesterfield Townships.  WWJ's Beth Fisher joins with the latest.

Detroit police are investigating a deadly shooting on the city's westside early this morning. Police say a 41-year old man was shot inside a home on Sussex Street near the Southfield Freeway and Grand River. (Credit: Getty)