Kim Russell
WXYZ Detroit
Detroit, MI, United States
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DTE Energy criticized for cuts made right before power outages impacted hundreds of thousands in Michigan
During a power outage that impacted hundreds of thousands of people, DTE Energy shared with investors that it had made cuts. → Read More
Duggan to announce funding opportunity for community organizations fighting crime
Duggan is expected to talk about how the Michigan Central Development is being transformed into a campus for the future of mobility - leading to more investments. → Read More
Birmingham police say they are cracking down on handicap parking violators
Birmingham police tell WXYZ this week they responded to crack down on the problem, People keep parking in handicapped spots and the unloading area next to them. → Read More
Oakland County begins process of expanding public transportation thanks to millage funding
If you would love to have more ways to get around with public transportation in Oakland County, options are coming. → Read More
FBI offers support to MSU students as they pick up belongings left behind during mass shooting
When you are running for your life, you leave things behind. Now law enforcement is working to get belongings back to students at Michigan State University. → Read More
Family of teen shot at Oxford High School relives trauma as brother shelters during MSU violence
Aiden Watson was shot and survived the mass shooting that claimed the lives of four classmates at Oxford High School in November 2021. → Read More
Community Financial Credit Union inspires Plymouth High School students through competition
When local businesses and organizations give students real-world experiences, it isn’t just the students who benefit. It is an idea that was demonstrated through a project at Plymouth High School. → Read More
How to save money on vacation as travelers, agents see rental car sticker shock
Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is showing a trend when it comes to rental car prices. → Read More
Dog rescue captured on police body cameras at Ann Arbor's Gallup Park
It happened in a moment: a dog’s owner let her off the leash to play catch at Gallup Park in Ann Arbor. They were enjoying the morning. → Read More
Family of mom, children who froze to death in Pontiac say 'they were loved'
Investigators say Cannady and her three children were sleeping outside in a field at the site of the old Lakeside Housing Project. → Read More
Infrastructure programs aim to prevent floods at metro Detroit homes
In June 2021 a storm dumped more than six inches of rain on metro Detroit, leading to flooding in low parts of Wayne County. → Read More
Governor Whitmer's inaugural address indicates support for bringing manufacturing supply chains back home
If you ask Michiganders what they want leaders to prioritize, you will get a variety of answers. The economy, schools, roads, gun laws, and the environment are just a few of the regular responses. → Read More
Tow truck driver reportedly shoots, kills suspect trying to rob him
Detroit police say a tow truck driver who was targeted by an armed robber fought back and killed the gunman. → Read More
Road salt is hurting Michigan's environment, but what are the alternatives?
It's beginning to look a lot like winter in Michigan, and that means, roads are about to get more dangerous as winter weather creates slippery conditions. → Read More
Hana St. Juliana Memorial Fund to create garden to honor Oxford shooting victims
Through the Hana St. Juliana Memorial Fund, the community is now coming together to create beauty in their honor at Seymour Lake Township Park in Oxford. → Read More
Detroit police investigate shooting that injured teens at 16th birthday party
Detroit Police Chief James White says a 16th birthday party ended in violence over the weekend in Detroit. → Read More
Children are losing their freedom for alleged school threats
Oakland County Court Referees heard two cases in one day, with serious consequences for children. Both were related to school threats → Read More
Law enforcement call for community vigilance as trend of school threats continues
It has been a stressful week for students at Ferndale Middle and High School and their parents. Ferndale Police responded to threats and arrested students two days in a row. → Read More
The Fed's interest rate increases mean credit card debt is costing more
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the fourth time in a row by another 0.75 percent on Wednesday. It is aiming to increase the cost of borrowing so people spend less, decreasing demand. → Read More
Hospitals report concerning surge in young patients sick with RSV
Doctors at hospitals around metro Detroit are seeing a surge in cases of Respiratory Syncytial Virus or RSV. → Read More