David Kalman
WXYZ Detroit
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Farmington Hills police work to crack decades-old cold cases with new tip webpage
The Farmington Hills Police Department is working to solve seven decades-old cold cases with a new tip webpage. → Read More
People living near the Modernize 75 project say construction has torn up neighborhood streets
A state construction project is costing people time and money in one Royal Oak neighborhood. The area is on Stephenson Highway between Lincoln and 11 Mile road. → Read More
Wyandotte meeting about cellphone tower on school building abruptly ends in chaos
Wyandotte parents are heated over a cellphone tower being built on top of Washington Elementary School. → Read More
'How could this happen again?': Parent of Oxford grad now at MSU reacts to 2nd school shooting
A campus on lockdown and an active shooter at a school, it was a terrifying ordeal that for some families felt like deja vu. → Read More
'It happens over and over again': College students gather for vigils, call for change
Another round of vigils were held in metro Detroit to grieve the victims of Monday's mass shooting at Michigan State University. → Read More
'A frustrating feeling': Southgate nonprofit targeted repeatedly by thieves
Arkay Incorporated in Southgate, a nonprofit serving adults with developmental disabilities, has had multiple vehicles and catalytic converters stolen. → Read More
Home spray painted with satanic references raises concerns in Brownstown Township
People living in the neighborhood say they are tired of looking at the satanic symbols and random names spray painted on the residence. → Read More
Multiple Michigan Walmart stores receive bomb threats, may be linked to more nationwide
Three metro Detroit Walmart stores were evacuated over bomb threats Monday in what the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office says may be part of a larger, nationwide effort. → Read More
Ypsilanti JV basketball player attacked by spectator during game
A high school basketball game was abruptly brought to an end after a fan attacked a player on the court. → Read More
Mayor Duggan highlights programs that pay Detroiters for career training
One hundred million dollars in scholarships is up for grabs for Detroit adults looking to kick-start their career. → Read More
US issues travel advisory for Cancun after disputes between Uber, taxi drivers
A travel advisory has been issued for one of Mexico's most popular vacation spots. Cancun is now on the U.S. State Department's radar after Uber officially became legal in the state. → Read More
Republican lawmakers, Oxford student react to Whitmer's State of the State address
For the first time since 2020, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer gave her State of the State address in person inside the chamber of the state capitol, projecting a strong Michigan. → Read More
City of Troy says IRS is ending decades-old incentive plan for firefighters
It's said to be the largest volunteer combination department in the state and one of the largest in the country. → Read More
'We love him dearly': Family searches for missing Detroit teen last seen in November
Rogers was last seen near the Wayne County Community College Eastern Campus on Nov. 29, which is on Conner Street. Detroit police say Rogers is 6-foot-3 and about 160 pounds. → Read More
'A life-saving tool': K-9 helps track down criminal in Ann Arbor
An Ann Arbor police dog is being hailed a hero after helping track down a criminal on the run. The suspect was wanted in connection to a robbery that happened in Saline on Sunday night. → Read More
Michigan State Police, truck drivers teaming up to fight human trafficking
With nearly 25 million estimated victims worldwide, human trafficking is a major issue. It's something police say they need help to fight. → Read More
Cannabis companies camp outside Riverview City Hall, hope to score licenses
Cannabis companies gunning for a marijuana license in Riverview are taking the competition to the next level. → Read More
Oakland County sees slight uptick in murders from 2021 to 2022
In 2022 Oakland County saw a slight uptick in homicides: 37 slayings total, which is up from 35 last year. → Read More
FBI reports explosive rise in 'financial sextortion' schemes targeting children
The FBI is sounding the alarm on what they call an explosion in extortion schemes targeting children. → Read More
Long-term construction projects lead to frustration for Midtown Detroit businesses
A major headache for local businesses in Midtown Detroit has reached a boiling point, with some blasting-long term construction projects impacting their bottom line. → Read More