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19 hours ago | 
wxyz.com | Brett Kast |Marlon Falconer
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Members of Detroit's film industry are rallying to bring more production back to Michigan through a renewed push for state incentives. Watch the report in the video player below: Michigan film industry pushes for incentives to bring productions back to state Inside Cadieux Sound Studios on Detroit's east side, industry professionals gathered to prepare for another legislative effort in Lansing.
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1 day ago | 
wxyz.com | Ruta Ulcinaite |Marlon Falconer
HAMTRAMCK, Mich. (WXYZ) — At a Hamtramck City Council meeting Tuesday night, members voted to keep two councilmen who are accused of not living in the city. Hamtramck police have launched their own investigation into fraud and perjury and turned their findings over to Michigan State Police to reduce conflict of interest. MSP is now investigating the matter criminally.
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2 days ago | 
wxyz.com | Brett Kast |Marlon Falconer
GIBRALTAR, Mich. (WXYZ) — A shooting outside a popular waterfront restaurant in Gibraltar sent one person to the hospital and left dozens of patrons in fear. It happened Sunday afternoon during Mother's Day dinner in the parking lot of JP’s Waterfront in Gibraltar. Gibraltar police say two suspects are now in custody. Shelley McDermott and her family were inside eating when they heard the gunshot.
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6 days ago | 
wxyz.com | Ruta Ulcinaite |Marlon Falconer
WARREN, Mich. (WXYZ) — The first-ever pope from the United States has a personal connection to local Catholic school leader Brother Ken Kalinowski, the principal of De La Salle Collegiate in Warren. Kalinowski knew Pope Leo XIV during their time together at Villanova University near Philadelphia and has even kept a gift from him all these years later that hangs over his desk. "Father Bob was the jovial, friendly, what you saw is what you got. He was just so charismatic," Kalinowski said.
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1 week ago | 
wxyz.com | Brett Kast |Marlon Falconer
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison led his first Walk a Mile Wednesday of the summer on the city's east side, continuing a tradition started by his predecessor former Chief James White in 2021.
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1 week ago | 
fox17online.com | Ruta Ulcinaite |Marlon Falconer
ROSEVILLE, Mich. (WXYZ) — A thief was caught on camera stealing items intended for veterans from a Roseville nonprofit and thrift store Sunday. Watch the report in the video player below: 'It’s sickening': Thief steals from Roseville nonprofit helping homeless veterans Vets Returning Home is a nonprofit that was established by Sandy Bower in 2018. The organization helps veterans reclaim their independence by helping them find jobs and giving them a place to live.
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1 week ago | 
wxyz.com | Ruta Ulcinaite |Marlon Falconer
ROSEVILLE, Mich. (WXYZ) — A thief was caught on camera stealing items intended for veterans from a Roseville nonprofit and thrift store Sunday. Vets Returning Home is a nonprofit that was established by Sandy Bower in 2018. The organization helps veterans reclaim their independence by helping them find jobs and giving them a place to live. Their shelter has seen 4,000 people come through since their inception.
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2 weeks ago | 
kesq.com | Ruta Ulcinaite |Marlon Falconer
By Ruta Ulcinaite , Marlon FalconerClick here for updates on this story ST. CLAIR SHORES, Michigan ( WXYZ) - A postal worker in St. Clair Shores says he didn't think twice when he found some cash in the driveway of a woman's home, returning it with a note. His kind gesture was all caught on home surveillance video. Josh O'Hara has worked with the U.S. Postal Service for about 10 years. What was just another day of work for him last week Thursday turned into so much more.
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2 weeks ago | 
kesq.com | Brett Kast |Marlon Falconer
By Brett Kast, Marlon FalconerClick here for updates on this story DETROIT ( WXYZ) - An out-of-control driver crashed into fences and barreled through more than five properties in a southwest Detroit neighborhood, and residents say they're getting tired of reckless drivers. It happened Friday night around 11:30 p.m. near Clark Avenue and Toledo Street. A 25 mph speed limit and speed humps did nothing to slow down the driver - neither did the stop sign or the curb.
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2 weeks ago | 
wxyz.com | Brett Kast |Marlon Falconer
DETROIT (WXYZ) — An out-of-control driver crashed into fences and barreled through more than five properties in a southwest Detroit neighborhood, and residents say they’re getting tired of reckless drivers. It happened Friday night around 11:30 p.m. near Clark Avenue and Toledo Street. A 25 mph speed limit and speed humps did nothing to slow down the driver — neither did the stop sign or the curb.
