Newly obtained documents revealed the driver killed in a crash with Warren police officers in September was driving drunk.

The family of one victim killed in the deadly crash on Sept. 30 in Warren filed a $100 million lawsuit against the city and the officers involved in the crash.

The family of one victim killed in the deadly crash on Sept. 30 in Warren filed a $100 million lawsuit against the city and the officers involved in the crash.

An urgent situation has prompted the apartment management company to take immediate action following an incident where one of its tenants fell through the floor.

A woman was injured after falling through the floor of her apartment in Warren.

The Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant was the first mass-production facility for tanks in the United States.

Just 14 days after the now-viral moment of an officer assaulting a 19-year-old carjacking suspect, a lawsuit was officially filed against the City of Warren, the officer that assaulted him, and other officers involved on behalf of Jaquan Smith and Fieger Law.

Jaquwan Smith, 19, has sued the City of Warren, and former officer Matthew James Rodriguez for $50 million after he was punched in his face and violently slammed on his head.

Warren Mayor Jim Fouts took the stand Friday in a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by former police officer DeSheila Howlett, who alleges racial and sexual mistreatment during her time with the Warren Police Department.

A Warren man is in critical condition after being shot on Schoenherr Road near Ida Avenue on Saturday afternoon.

The city of Warren was hit pretty hard by Wednesday’s (Feb 2.) winter storm. Though multiple inches fell, everyone has dealt with the weather in their own way.

Reports of hazing at De La Salle High School led Warren police to investigate and now one of the football players named in the scandal is suing the department.

Four ways you can have some winter fun this weekend!

Police Enforcement and Community Engagement (Operation PEACE) has received overwhelming support, according to Warren police Commissioner Bill Dwyer.

WARREN, Mich. – The Warren City Council is refusing to pay nearly $5 million in city bills because the administration won’t pay for legal services that Mayor Jim Fouts says the council sought “illegally” earlier this year. The council voted on Dec. 8 not to pay city bills until the city paid a legal firm that was hired by the council in May. Warren City Attorney Ethan Vinson argues that the city council “exceeded the scope” of its authority when securing an attorney from Plunkett Cooney on May 12. The City Council is litigating the tax rates, city budget issues, and other matters in this lawsuit. The city council is committed to paying all city vendors and contractors as this is our legal obligation.