West Nile Virus claims two more victims in Michigan; the National Weather Service is investigating possible tornadoes in Wayne and Monroe counties Tuesday night; and a haunted house is planned for the vacant train station.
That’s equivalent to 80,300 Olympic-size pools filled with raw and partially treated sewage.
More than three inches of rain fell on Detroit today, causing severe flooding that left dozens of motorists stranded on side streets and freeways.
Although the number of fires have leveled off during Devil’s Night over the past five years, this year poses more significant challenges.
With more than 15 inches of snow on the ground, I laced up my boots for a walk downtown Monday morning.
At sunrise, I rode my bike from the Cass Corridor to downtown and the waterfront to admire the misty sky.
We reviewed dispatch calls and 911 records to get a clearer picture of the floods and their impact on metro Detroit.
WXYZ’s chief meteorologist recounted the fireworks accident that led to the loss of his eye on July 4.
WXYZ-TV Chief Meteorologist Dave Rexroth is scheduled to undergo surgery Wednesday after he was seriously injured in a fireworks accident.
The repairs took nearly six hours and all of my savings. And that was just the beginning.