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Ann Arbor police are investigating another groping incident at an off campus apartment. It’s the second groping incident at or near the complex this year and is the ninth sexual assault, groping or indecent exposure incident in Ann Arbor since February.

A 64-year-old panhandler was shot in an unprovoked attack, and Detroit police say he wasn’t the only panhandler being threatened.

Miranda Lambert’s MuttNation non-profit makes donation to K9 Stray in Oxford

Check out Jay Leno at the Woodward Dream Cruise!

Sunny Sunday

Dan Campbell recognizes tough job ahead with roster cuts

Southfield A&T beat Clarkston 20-17 Friday night in the Leo's Coney Island Game of the Week.

On Monday, the U.S. Coast Guard resumed its search for a kayaker who went missing on Lake Erie on Sunday around 3:45 p.m. As they scanned the lake for any sign of him, Barry Sell tells 7 Action News what led him to make the 911 call that prompted the search. Sell said he and some friends were using binoculars to check out a freighter on the lake when they noticed a kayaker several hundred yards from shore.

Dan Campbell again hits down-ups drill with Lions players to begin training camp

Burgess Street Food Festival

Rain returns Sunday and Monday

A white police officer handcuffed a Black child outside his Michigan home in an “unfortunate case of ‘wrong place, wrong time,’” the Lansing Police Department said Friday.

The United Auto Workers said Friday that 97% of UAW workers have voted yes to authorize a strike against the Big 3 – Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.

2023 Detroit Music Weekend

Nice weekend

Viktor Hovland earns $18 million bonus with FedEx Cup win

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

UAW workers and union workers from across metro Detroit gathered for the Labor Day Parade in Detroit. It comes about 10 days before the strike deadline hits for the union.

With more kids going back to school on Tuesday and others having been back for a week or two, you may have noticed kids starting to get the back-to-school jitters already. Psychologist Emily Mudd with the Cleveland Clinic Children's said feeling some anxiety ahead of the new school year is common.

A dry and pleasant day is ahead with highs near 80. An isolated shower possible Saturday with scattered rain/storms on Sunday & Monday.

A custody battle led to gunshots being fired on Gratiot Avenue Tuesday. It was a chaotic scene that spanned multiple cities and counties in metro Detroit. It happened on Tuesday around 4 p.m. starting in Mount Clemens and ending in Dearborn, with incidents in Eastpointe and Roseville. Grady’s Lounge in Roseville has been around since 1984 and now has a giant hole in the brick wall, after one of the cars involved spun out of control. The incident was captured by the bar’s surveillance camera.

Detroit Police Department Chief James White spoke Wednesday about a lawsuit filed last week in response to the department’s use of facial recognition technology that led to a Detroit woman being falsely arrested.

We're taking a look at several events happening in metro Detroit this weekend.

Gas prices in metro Detroit spiked again and set another new 2023 high for the second straight week, according to AAA Michigan. The agency reports prices in the state are up 15 cents to an average of $3.91 per gallon, which is 44 cents more than this time last month but 4 cents more than this time last year.