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This time of year, it can be hard to escape the winter blues. But even the smallest light can brighten someone’s day.
The Roseville Police Department told Local 4 that a dozen law enforcement agencies, including one from Ohio with cadaver dogs, are searching at Pine Tree Acres Landfill related to the disappearance case of Ashley Elkins, 30.
In Michigan, third-grade students are struggling with literacy, which is concerning since this grade is considered a critical year for students. Why?
As someone who has always loved storytelling, I’m thrilled to begin this exciting new chapter as an evening anchor at WDIV, Local 4.
The 98th America’s Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner White returns to Downtown Detroit on Nov. 28, and Local 4 has you covered all morning!
Some Metro Detroiters are raising concerns after receiving a letter from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Dept. regarding lead service lines.
When the leaves start falling, we’re reaching peak football season. That’s the case at Ford Field, but also on the pitch for Detroit City Football Club as they enter playoff mode this week.
Inmates say an issue with the systems at the Wayne County Jail have left them stuck inside for far longer than they should be, and they added that the conditions are “horrendous.”
We’ve never experienced an election season like the one we’re marching through right now, and wow -- it can be exhausting.
Last week, Local 4 told you about the new plans to bring part of the "Manhattan Project," where the atomic bomb was created in the state of New York, to a landfill in Wayne County.
Dr. Oumair Aejaz is accused of violating people’s trust and privacy by using hidden cameras to record them.
The Detroit Board of Police Commissioners honored Local 4 legend and recent retiree Paula Tutman for her work on the documentary Malice Green, Portrait of Injustice.
The city of Detroit is considering installing surveillance cameras in Rouge Park to combat the ongoing issue of animal dumping, which has seen numerous dogs and other animals abandoned or found dead.
A letter from a township attorney revealed why the township says it cut down the iconic I-96 “Man in the City” sculpture, also known as the “orange man on the hill” sculpture.
Join Local 4 in partnership with Raise the Flag and Atwater Brewery for RAISE IT UP Rooftop Day Party on Saturday, July 20th to kick off Detroit’s Birthday week!
There is so much to say, and yet, the simplest way to end my roughly 29 years at WDIV is to offer a heartfelt “thank you” to Metro Detroit!
Twin 11-year-old girls were rushed to the hospital after a firework reportedly blew one of their fingers off her hand while the other was severely burned in River Rouge.
Detroit city leaders emphasize their Dining with Confidence program Wednesday by inviting Local 4 to follow along for food and safety inspections.
The three people suspected in the killing of Oakland County Deputy Bradley Reckling remain in custody at the Wayne County Jail.
In a surprising turn of events, Detroit Red Wings broadcaster Mickey Redmond conducted an impromptu interview with Local 4 while visiting the reopening of Michigan Central Station.
Emergency room health care workers at a Detroit hospital went on an anticipated strike this week over frustrations related to labor and long wait times.
The officer who performed life-saving compressions on a toddler who wasn't breathing in Sterling Heights described the incident to Local 4 ahead of a ceremony where he will be honored for his efforts.
The officer who performed life-saving compressions on a toddler who wasn't breathing in Sterling Heights described the incident to Local 4 ahead of a ceremony where he will be honored for his efforts.
March is reading month, and Local 4 often discusses the importance of children's reading, but let's not forget how essential books are for visually impaired children.
We're in the final days of "Black History Month," and we're still sharing stories about the past that we should never forget.
Inflation continues eating away at our take-home pay, and now a trip to the grocery store is becoming increasingly painful. Sadly, many of us are using credit cards to cope with the higher prices, and that's turning into a real economic problem.
He was a fixture near 8 Mile and the Southfield Freeway. People were used to seeing 65-year-old Clayton Willis in his wheelchair panhandling. The double amputee was shot in the back of the head last summer but survived.
Police were still working to find out who’s responsible for shooting and killing a family’s beloved dog near their Chesterfield Township home.
Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day.
The 97th America’s Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner White returns to Downtown Detroit on Nov. 23, and Local 4 has you covered all morning!
The 97th America’s Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner White returns to Downtown Detroit on Nov. 23, and Local 4 has you covered all morning!
The 97th America’s Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner White returns to Downtown Detroit on Nov. 23, and Local 4 has you covered all morning!
The 97th America’s Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner White returns to Downtown Detroit on Nov. 23, and Local 4 has you covered all morning!
The 97th America’s Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner White returns to Downtown Detroit on Nov. 23, and Local 4 has you covered all morning!
Warren police were busy on the roads chasing cars and catching suspects as Local 4 saw our second police chase in two days, with the latest one landing on I-94 in Wayne County.
Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office told Local 4 that they have 23 complaints regarding Superior billing.
Jason Colthorp and Local 4 Insider Cathy Jackson, of Farmington, went through the Eloise Asylum haunted attraction, which is built within the old hospital.
Longtime Local 4 sports anchor Bernie Smilovitz returned to the sports desk this week after the tragic sudden passing of his wife, Donna.
Ann Arbor police said they’ve identified two students who spray painted homophobic graffiti on the sidewalk of a Jewish Resource Center.
Stories include an Amazon driver who uses her deafness to educate people on abilities in the deaf community, two brothers who use their bond to shed light on the positivity of autism and a woman who was told she could never walk but pursued her dreams of roller skating.
