Kimberly Craig is a journalist based in Detroit, Michigan. She writes for WXYZ-TV and her work has also appeared on FOX 17: WXMI TV. Kimberly covers local news stories ranging from community events and crime to politics and social issues, providing in-depth reporting and engaging storytelling to keep the residents of Detroit informed.
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Kimberly Craig's coverage is mainly focused on local news, particularly crime and community issues in Detroit and Michigan. She actively follows evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Kimberly Craig
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (WXYZ — Eight-year-old Gisele Frederick is a huge Taylor Swift fan, and she and her parents were just two hours away from boarding a plane at Detroit Metro Airport on a trip to Vienna to see Swift in concert. The trip would have been cheaper than buying tickets to see her favorite singer here in the United States.
By: Kimberly Craig
(WXYZ) — It was every parent's worst night unfolding in the middle of the day, right at the entrance of a park in Sterling Heights.
It was every parent's worst nightmare unfolding in the middle of the day, right at the entrance of a park in Sterling Heights.
By: Kimberly Craig
Alexis is the brave teenager who was in the fight of her life against this total stranger who pulled up next to her along Clinton River Road as she walked home from a park.
By: Kimberly Craig
DETROIT (WXYZ) — The man suspected in the disappearance of 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris is already in custody on another case, according to Detroit Police who have not identified the man.
By: Kimberly Craig
DETROIT (WXYZ) — The Martinez family was wrapping up after a yard sale Tuesday afternoon when a car came speeding and swerving down their street.
By: Kimberly Craig
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Frank Murphy Hall of Justice is where victims of crime and their loved ones came looking for the only kind of justice they might receive. It's also where others hoped truth would pave the way for their freedom. And it was where attorneys for the prosecution and defense proved they had what it took to make a career in criminal law.
By: Kimberly Craig
DETROIT (WXYZ) — When Wayne County's new Criminal Justice Center opened to the public Tuesday, approximately 1,400 inmates from the old jail near Greektown had already been transferred to the new detention facility at the CJC.
By: Kimberly Craig
PONTIAC, Mich. (WXYZ) — The similarities between Wednesday's deadly shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, and the 2021 shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan are frightening.
By: Kimberly Craig
Just as we were about to begin our interviews, a driver went into oncoming traffic to speed around a semi-truck that was stopping on Clark Avenue at Toledo Street in Southwest Detroit.
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