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People living around Ore Lake near Hamburg Township are dealing with flooding from last week's storms as a Flood Warning continues for portions of the Huron River.

The Detroit Jazz Festival returns to Downtown Detroit this Labor Day weekend. For over 40 years, the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation has celebrated the city's history of jazz music.

FDOT camera video over I-275, Tampa Bay, as Hurricane Idalia approaches.

Hurricane Idalia strengthened to a dangerous Category 4 storm Wednesday morning as it steams toward Florida’s Big Bend region and threatens to unleash life-threatening storm surges and rainfall.

7 Action News has obtained body camera video showing the arrest of Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray for allegedly drinking and driving. Police say Murray was driving dangerously early Tuesday morning along Telegraph Rd. in Dearborn Heights. The body camera footage shows Murray refused a breathalyzer test and stumbled through a standard field sobriety test. He was eventually taken to the hospital to have his blood drawn, according to police.

Mostly cloudy and cool Wednesday. Behind that it looks like we will have sunshine through the holiday weekend.

A new court decision is dismissing a lawsuit to ban a 5G cellphone tower atop Washington Elementary School in Wyandotte.

An entire community is mourning as Detroit police continue to investigate a shootout that killed an innocent woman late Friday night. Two groups fighting fired multiple shots at each other, with a stray bullet going into a restaurant killing 30-year-bartender Alex Johnson, who was simply inside doing her job.

Today, Wayne County Homeland Security and Emergency Management went door to door in Rockwood, Flat Rock, Gibraltar and Brownstown Township to assess storm damage.

Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray has been arrested for alleged drunk driving, police tell 7 Action News.

U-M says its teams are working around the clock to try to restore online services to the campus community after they cut ties with the internet.

Crews are out in Wayne County assessing the storm damage from last week's storms.

A man is suing Eastpointe police in a wrongful conviction lawsuit that accuses one of the department's detectives.

“When I see the stories about the major drug busts, I’m not surprised by it anymore. That, it's reality - it's what's out there,” said David Clayton.

The Alef “Model A” will be on display at the Detroit Auto Show. Video courtesy Alef Aeronautics

Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray has been arrested for allegedly drinking and driving, police tell 7 Action News. According to police, Murray was driving around 2:44 a.m. and was pulled over in the area of Telegraph and Dartmouth. We're told he passed a police car doing about 15 mph over the speed limit and was allegedly weaving in the road.

It's the first day of classes for five Ann Arbor schools after they had to be closed Monday due to storm damage from last week's storms. The district said those schools –Huron High School, Forsythe Middle School, Lakewood Elementary School, Thurston Elementary School and Wines Elementary School –are set to reopen Tuesday morning.

A cold front will bring the chance of showers and a few thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Behind that it looks like we will have sunshine through the holiday weekend.

As students across Michigan return to the classroom, one state lawmaker is joining the Food and Drug Administration in fighting to protect against what they call a danger to kids. Specifically, they are talking about e-cigarette products made to look like markers, game systems and even water bottles. Both parents and educators are sounding the alarm about the products they say are disguised as school supplies but are actually intended for vaping.

As students across Michigan return to the classroom, one state lawmaker is joining the Food and Drug Administration in fighting to protect against what they call a danger to kids. Specifically, they are talking about e-cigarette products made to look like markers, game systems and even water bottles.

When asked about Nate Sudfeld's reported ACL injury on Monday, Dan Campbell said "if it is the deal with Nate, it’s awful, and I hate that for him."

While about 20,000 people in our state are still dealing with power outages and the aftermath of flooding issues, Governor Gretchen Whitmer is making it a priority to tackle these issues.

Power outages are impacting the first day of school in Ann Arbor, and some parents are growing frustrated.

Jim Harbaugh doesn't know how he'll spend game days during his three-game suspension, but he is eager to see his team play. In Harbaugh's first weekly one-on-one conversation of the season with Brad Galli, he talked about the lofty expectations for Michigan in 2023, and the coaches stepping up in his absence.

Teachers and other staff were first to find the messages that were spray-painted on the ground repetitively all around the parking lot.