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Despite university officials considering a “Disruptive Activity” policy to punish students who disrupt events, students vow to continue protesting.

One person had a life jacket on and was rescued; they were transported to a local hospital, the coast guard told FOX 2. The other person is still missing.

"This is outrageous," the judge said, raising his voice.

Two cars lost control and rolled after a driver hit another car while changing lanes on I-94 early Friday.

At the time, they were attempting an arrest of the male suspect who had several violent felony warrants when he attempted to drive away.

A fight over a parking spot at Chicago Blu'z Bar & Grill led to five people being shot in the parking lot of the Detroit club.

From self-taught business 101 to selling off shelves at Meijer markets, it's been quite the journey for Raven Livingston and Jonnaé Bryant.

Ecorse police responded to a call of an unresponsive child at an apartment on 7th Street. The boy could not be revived and his brother showed signs of abuse, needing emergency surgery.

The fire department first received calls about smoke and a possible fire at 4:45 a.m.

Not since the pandemic has Wayne County foreclosed on a home with delinquent property taxes. That's about to change for those who don't have a payment plan in place.