A celebrated tradition turns into chaos during a homecoming football game in Wayne County.

Parents have a chance to get some answers about the recent surprising discovery of a drop in the budget of Wayne-Westland Community Schools.

This week, we're bragging about Alayah Thomason: A senior at John Glenn High School who has two academic letters for her 4.0 GPA.

It was an intense matchup when Local 4′s Kim DeGiulio stopped by Westland’s Town N Country Lanes for our Winter 4Frenzy.

A person has been taken into police custody for questioning following reports of a man with a gun inside of a Westland high school.

Here’s what’s coming up on Local 4 News at 4.

After receiving more than 1,000 votes, Sarah Hayes, from John Glenn High School, is metro Detroit's 'Favorite Senior' for the bowling category in 4Frenzy's Fan Choice Awards! How Sarah started bowling:Sarah has been surrounded by the sport of bowling since a very young age. How does Sarah feel about this recognition:"It feels amazing to be recognized and supported by my community," Sarah said. Sarah has worn them before every competition since her freshman year of high school. Share the "Spotlight" - Email us at 4Frenzy@wdiv.comAND STAY TUNED FOR ... Spring Fan Choice nominations, starting in a few weeks!

If you're from John Glenn High School, you probably recognize the name Rodney Richardson. Richardson is the president of the John Glenn High School Booster Club. Richardson hasn't had a child of his own in the John Glenn program for several years (they all have graduated) and is still dedicated to his school and the community. His dedication to the Booster Club has inspired many others in the community to rally together and give back to John Glenn High School. He is just as dedicated to his family and church as he is to the John Glenn community.