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Ford is announcing plans to invest $11.4 billion to build facilities to produce electric vehicles and advanced batteries. The investment is expected to generate 11,000 new jobs.

Baby Jeanes makes guest appearance 7 Action News This Morning

President Trump tests positive for COVID-19

Parktoberfest 2020

Ballot protests at TCF Center

The Detroit Dog Rescue is getting a new home in a donated building just in time for Christmas.

Animal control rescues dog found tortured

A 10-year-old boy is being called a hero after saving his brother from drowning with information he learned in the movie San Andreas starring The Rock.

State Representative Jewell Jones is facing charges stemming from a traffic crash on April 6.

The owner of a dog who violently attacked a mailman tells 7 Action News she’s never had any issues with her dog in the past.

Metro Detroit woman charged for hiding boyfriend's death

Summer is fast approaching and many people are hitting the gym, but that soreness the next day could signal a bigger problem.

Fall cleanup can be a breeze with a pressure washer. But Consumer Reports says before you start pressure washing with abandon, you should think before you spray.

A hard landing for a plane at Oakland County International Airport.

We all know we should be eating our vegetables. If you don’t, you’ll be missing out on important nutrients your body needs to thrive. But, it can be confusing when it comes to the many different ways you can cook them.

Crash shuts down 7 Mile at Gratiot

What should you do about upcoming vacation plans?

Fighting for a refund from vacation rental company

Volunteers agree to be part of a COVID-19 vaccine trial.

Michigan House Oversight hearing set for Wednesday

First presidential debate Tuesday night

Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has been charged with two counts of willful neglect of duty in the Flint water crisis.

The Trump campaign announced Wednesday it has filed a lawsuit to stop counting votes in Michigan, arguing they haven't been able to get access to numerous counting locations.

The big sign in downtown overlooking Campus Martius Park reads, “From Woodward to Wall Street. Rocket Companies.”

A new Livonia coffee shop dedicated to hiring people with disabilities is holding its grand opening Tuesday.