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When an officer is killed in the line of duty, no matter where it happens, law enforcement officers at the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office say it hits close to home.

As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, Michigan state authorities are asking the public to slow down and be extra cautious on the roadways.

More than 6 inches of rain was dumped across many areas, leaving thousands of basements and dozens of streets flooded.

It is technology marketed as a force multiplier, putting eyes on the public for law enforcement. We're talking about license plate readers.

Monday begins the third week that a special group of volunteers will be searching specific portions of a landfill in northern Macomb County for the remains of 17-year-old Zion Foster.

If you’re on the hunt for a home, you may be experiencing sticker shock with the hike in interest rates adding hundreds to monthly payments compared to two years ago.

Among a rise in auto thefts, a portion of those are crimes of opportunity. One driver didn’t realize that just 10 feet away from the gas pump he was parked at, a thief hiding behind a dumpster was ready to strike.

As Michigan residents prepare for dangerous heat this week, there are power grid concerns along with the potential for blowouts.

According to recent statistics, a violent crime reduction initiative in Wayne County since the start of the year has led to more than 50 illegal guns taken off the streets and more than 300 arrests. Still, law enforcement and the community agree more must be done.

Parents across metro Detroit are deciding whether or not to pull their children out of the classroom for fear of safety.