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A semi truck tried to pass a backup in the left lane of I-75 in Oakland County and barreled into a cop car parked at a crash scene, sending that car 100 yards into a second one and forcing state troopers to jump over the median wall to avoid being run over.
A search of his home revealed over two million illicit files on his devices and more than 50,000 photographs he had taken of children’s bare feet at events he had worked.
Here’s what we know after 911 callers in Royal Oak made some wild claims about being shot at and chased throughout the city.
Kimberly Poulette is not afraid to travel for the best medical care available. She lives in the small town of Thayer, Missouri, making some travel unavoidable.
The victim said she was able to get a kitchen knife and stabbed him in self-defense when he was distracted.
Have you experienced the parking nightmare in Royal Oak recently? Well, there’s a recent development that’s finally going to bring those problems to an end.
Detroit Lions linebacker, Stephen Tulloch will be in town to launch his blend coffee at a Metro Detroit Meijer.
The cars in the Woodward Dream Cruise may be classic, but the event never gets old, especially for Travar Pettway, who celebrated his birthday inside his dream ride.
Police have revealed much more information about the four people who were killed and the one who was injured in a wrong-way Oakland County crash.
An attorney targeted a former coworker by trying to break into her Oakland County home with a gun, a knife, handcuffs, rope, and duct tape, officials said.
An Oakland County woman woke up to a former coworker who once had a romantic interest in her breaking into her home with a backpack of concerning items, police said.
A bustling weekend along Woodward Avenue took a perilous turn when a 17-year-old driver, heedless of the potential harm, evaded police, initiating a high-speed chase in Oakland County.
Detroit Edison Public School Academy (DEPSA) is throwing a watch party for former student Rickea Jackson, who is expected to be a top-five pick in the 2024 WNBA draft.
The Jeep reportedly drove southbound on Greenfield Road with speeds near 90 mph before attempting to get on I-696.
A man is facing assault charges after allegedly attacking someone in his Royal Oak home and barricading there from police for several hours Monday night.
Independent bookshops across Metro Detroit typically offer a variety of titles and options for book lovers of all ages.
A Royal Oak police officer tackled a 20-year-old drag-racing suspect in mid-air as he was trying to speed away.
Emagine Theatres will not hold viewing parties for the Detroit Lions playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams after all.
Emagine Theatres has canceled the Detroit Lions-Los Angeles Rams playoff viewing party at the request of the NFL.
The M Den store on State Street in Ann Arbor had a steady stream of visitors Wednesday, looking to buy gear commemorating Monday's win and next Monday's matchup against the Washington Huskies.
Michigan State Police said the driver was impaired, driving without a license and a convicted felon.
Three Beaumont hospitals are restricting visitors to pediatric units as of Wednesday due to a rise in respiratory illnesses in the hospital and throughout the community, officials announced.
Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams for the kids being treated at Beaumont Royal Oak is back for another holiday season.
A childhood cancer survivor in has been on a decades-long mission to give back to children in Metro Detroit who are going through what she experienced.
The city of Royal Oak is celebrating the holidays with several programs and events throughout the month of December during what it calls Jolly Days.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office told Local 4 that they have 23 complaints regarding Superior billing.
Jolly Pumpkin’s Royal Oak location will soon turn into a completely new restaurant, opening in November, the brewery announced on Sunday.
Investigators say they have identified several people of interest in the fatal stabbing of a Detroit synagogue president.
