Demond Fernandez

DETROIT – With just weeks left in the school year, Detroit leaders say they're moving quickly to keep “downtime” from turning into danger, including violence, as more young people spend time outside.

DETROIT – Six-year-old Romell Frazier Jr. is back home after a brutal dog attack in March left him with life-altering injuries, including the amputation of both arms.

DETROIT – Detroit's population continues to climb, according to new estimates released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau, marking the city's third consecutive year of growth.

DETROIT – Detroiters will celebrate boxing legend Joe Louis this weekend with the city's first-ever Joe Louis Birthday Celebration -- a free, family-friendly event honoring the hometown champion's legacy.

The family of a 6-year-old boy who lost both of his arms in a Detroit dog attack spoke to Local 4 after returning home from the hospital.

DETROIT – A weekend “teen takeover” in downtown Detroit turned violent late Sunday, leaving a 14-year-old injured and prompting city leaders to renew calls for parents to make sure teens follow curfew rules as summer approaches.

DETROIT – Metro Detroiters answered the call to “Go 4 It” this May, showing up with lawnmowers, shovels, rakes, and more to help stock the Bailey Park Tool Library on Detroit's east side.

HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. – A Wayne County Circuit Court lawsuit filed by local political activist Robert Davis is challenging the ballot eligibility of

As students across Metro Detroit get ready for summer break, one Detroit community group is preparing as well.

A new group of Detroit police officers is officially joining the force, and for one graduate, the moment carried deep personal meaning.