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Trump imposes 50% tariff on Canadian goods, citing disputes over autos, alcohol
President Donald Trump on Monday imposed 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, declaring that Canada has unfairly discriminated against American autos, alcohol and dairy products.
Ask Dr. Nandi: What to know as Cyclospora outbreak grows and recalls announced
Michigan’s Cyclospora outbreak continues to grow, with more than 6,100 cases now reported and 102 hospitalizations. Many Michiganders are wondering how much longer this could last.
Pilot project aimed at removing & studying Lake St. Clair muck to begin this fall
A three-year pilot project aimed at removing muck from Lake St. Clair will begin this fall in three areas of Macomb County.
Aurora Italiana Detroit set to open in historic Michigan Oriental Theater space
Aurora Italiana restaurant is expanding to Downtown Detroit, coming to the historic Michigan Oriental Theater in Grand Circus Park.
Michigan cyclosporiasis cases surpass 6,000, per MDHHS
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said the number of people with confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis jumped to more than 6,000 as of Monday morning.
Police investigating after child injured in hit-and-run crash on 8 Mile in Royal Oak Township
Michigan State Police said a child was injured in a hit-and-run crash in Royal Oak Township on Sunday night.
Metro Detroit Weather: Quiet today, while tracking storms tonight
An Air Quality Alert is still in effect through as smoke continues to hang around southeast Michigan. Strong to severe storms are possible tonight.
Warde Manuel stepping down as Michigan AD at end of 2026
After leading the department for a decade, athletic director Warde Manuel has agreed to a buyout with the University of Michigan.
WXYZ-TV to host Day of Giving July 22 to help fight food insecurity
Here at WXYZ-TV, we're committed to giving back. That's why with your help, we are collaborating with Forgotten Harvest to help fight food insecurity across metro Detroit.
FDA said Taylor Farms lettuce sample tested for cyclospora came back false positive
The FDA said that a lettuce sample from Taylor Farms that tested positive for cyclospora should now be considered a false-positive test.
Police conducting targeted 'Move Over Law' enforcement across Michigan on Monday
Michigan State Police and other local law enforcement agencies will be targeting drivers who fail to follow the "Move Over" law on Monday.
Michigan gas prices rise above $4/gallon again, up 20 cents since last week
After hitting a three-month low just a few weeks ago, gas prices in Michigan are up 20 cents from a week ago.
How moviegoers can save big at the box office this summer
Big blockbusters like Toy Story, The Odyssey, and the upcoming Spider-Man are drawing crowds of all ages to theaters this summer, but moviegoers are also finding creative ways to …
MSP set to enforce Michigan's Move Over law as part of statewide traffic initiative
You see them every day on the side of the road -- a trooper, a tow truck driver or an EMT helping someone in need. But too many drivers aren't moving over
Howell Nature Center needs $100K to keep its wildlife mission alive
Howell Nature Center is raising $100K in 10 days to reopen its wildlife clinic after losing tax-exempt status.
The 'Crack House': Meet the Hamtramck mom who opened her home and changed dozens of lives
The 66-year-old former Hamtramck police detective spent 25 years in law enforcement — 19 of them as a detective — and built a family that reflects the kind of America she believed…
85 vessels retire from Bayview Mackinac Race after harsh conditions; everyone safe & accounted for
Dozens of ships competing in the 102nd annual Bayview Mackinac Race have retired due to harsh conditions, but all sailors are safe.
'Let's Roll Said Ride' honors fallen Melvindale police corporal Mohamed Said's legacy
More than 100 bikers rolled through metro Detroit on Saturday, honoring a fallen officer whose legacy continues to bring people together nearly 2 years after his death.
Storm blows through Lavender Festival in Macomb Co.
A storm hit the Lavender Festival at Blake's Farms in Armada Saturday, damaging vendor tents and merchandise during the event.
Taylor Farms recalls lettuce shipped to 27 states, including Michigan, over cyclospora risk
Taylor Farms has expanded a voluntary recall of its iceberg lettuce products sourced from central Mexico because of a potential link to the multistate cyclospora outbreak that has…
Nearly six-foot lake sturgeon found dumped on road in West Michigan; DNR investigating
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is investigating after a nearly six-foot lake sturgeon was found dumped on a road in West Michigan.
102nd Bayview Mackinac Race sets sail this weekend with 200 boats, smoke and storms expected
One of Michigan's most iconic summer traditions sets sail this weekend as nearly 1,700 sailors prepare to compete in the 102nd Bayview Mackinac Race.
5 people, including suspect, shot outside Detroit church having funeral service
Five people were shot, including a suspect, outside a church in Detroit where a funeral service was taking place.
'Protect yourself': Covenant House Michigan hands out masks amid toxic smoke
For the past 28 years, Stephanie Taylor has helped the homeless through Covenant House Michigan, with a focus on youth. Friday, she passed out masks to help protect their lungs fr…
Festa Italiana in Sterling Heights moves forward despite air quality advisory
Festa Italiana in Sterling Heights is moving forward as planned Friday despite another air quality advisory issued for Metro Detroit.
Howell Nature Center launches 'critical' 10-day fundraiser with $100,000 goal
The Howell Nature Center has launched a 10-day emergency fundraiser to help secure critical money to operate and take in wildlife rehabilitation patients.
Mike Cox drops out of governor's race, citing President Trump's endorsement of John James
The Republican race for Governor has been shaken up as former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox has dropped out of the race.
Grosse Pointe Park votes to drop Priority Waste and switch to Express Waste Services
Grosse Pointe Park is switching trash haulers after the city council voted unanimously Monday to approve a new contract with Express Waste Services, replacing Priority Waste start…
Spotlight on the News: The educational impact of "DiscoverWorks" & "Bring It Home for Kids"
On Sunday, July 19, Spotlight looks at the educational impact of United Way's DiscoverWorks program, as well as Gardner White & Children's Foundation of Michigan's Bring It Home f…
Detroit closes CAYMC, cancels events amid hazardous air quality
Detroit is taking emergency action as dangerous air quality levels continue to blanket the city, with officials urging residents to stay indoors and limit outdoor exposure.