Erica Francis is an Anchor/Reporter for WJBK-TV in Detroit, Michigan. With a focus on local news, Erica covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, politics, and human interest stories. Her reporting aims to keep the residents of Detroit informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to their community.
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By: Erica Francis, Amber Ainsworth
On Monday's News Hit: - While a missing child whose disappearance prompted an Amber Alert over the weekend was found, police are still looking for the suspect who took her. - For a primary election in which the two winners seem all but pre-determined, it could still invite some chaos. - A search for a missing man ended when his body was found in a garage over the weekend.
By: Erica Francis
REDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (FOX 2 Volunteers of America Michigan's work to help those in need is expanding as the organization begins renovating an old school in Redford Township.
By: Erica Francis, Jack Nissen
From June 7-16, there will be an open house that the public is invited to attend where they can tour the main floor, learn about the station's history and its restoration, as well as what's in store for the site in the future.
By: Erica Francis, Jack Nissen
Niecy Mohammed left her job after 26 years after the nonprofit was forced to shut down amid the pandemic. The 66-year-old spent three years in retirement before looking for something new. She found it in Southfield.
By: Jack Nissen, Erica Francis
(FOX 2) What would American democracy look like in the hands of teenage girls?
By: Erica Francis
Across the country build-to-rent homes are having their most successful season on record. A new analysis from RentCafe shows the Detroit metro area nearly doubled its number of build-to-rent houses in just five years. This trend is great for those looking to invest, but it spells trouble for the average Joe.
Ellie DeYoung hasn't missed a day of school in four years.
By: Amber Ainsworth, Erica Francis
DETROIT (FOX 2) Angela Spalla was 22 when she put on her badge and went to work inside Michigan Central Station
By: Erica Francis
These gals have grit.
By: Erica Francis, Jack Nissen
The Fred Astaire Dance Studio recently welcomed wheelchair dancers from more than 15 countries for the first Paralympic ballroom dance competition in the U.S. But to truly appreciate the significance of inclusive dance, it helps to look at what it means for its participants.
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