Sara Powers
Digital Content Producer
Sara Powers joined WDIV as a digital content producer in Oct. 2024 and has been covering Metro Detroit news since 2021.
Sara Powers joined WDIV as a digital content producer in Oct. 2024 and has been covering Metro Detroit news since 2021.
A former Oxford Center employee testified that grounding wrist straps that prevent static electric buildup in hyperbaric chambers stopped being used in 2017, years before a 2025 explosion that killed a 5-year-old boy.
A former Oxford Center employee testified that repeated warnings about hyperbaric chamber safety, including static electricity, and children being treated alone, were dismissed by leadership in the years that he worked at the company.
The four workers charged after a 5-year-old boy was killed in a hyperbaric chamber explosion at an Oakland County health care center are scheduled to appear in court Monday as their preliminary examination resumes.
A man accused of bringing at gun to a middle school in Michigan cussed 14 times and told the judge to get a real job during his first court hearing.
A Michigan court hearing was interrupted when the man, who was pleading guilty, struggled to turn off a filter that made him look like a cat.
A Macomb County man won a $32.91 million Lotto 47 jackpot from the Michigan Lottery with the same numbers he’s played for 20 years, and the first thing he plans to do is buy a new pair of shoes.
An altercation over a filming dispute led to a Michigan business posting a scathing note about police, and the man who pepper-sprayed the owner being charged.
Michigan lawmakers are continuing to press the U.S. Postal Service for answers and are asking for a tour of the facility after a man was killed in a machine at a facility in Allen Park.
A 47-year-old Michigan man was convicted of sexually assaulting two young girls and giving them methamphetamine, officials said.
The Detroit Free Press Marathon is breaking records for a third year in a row, with its two most popular races selling out just days after registration opened.
The man who pepper-sprayed a Marine City business owner during a filming dispute has been charged, officials said.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has asked the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) to reconsider its recent approval of DTE contracts for a massive artificial intelligence data center planned in Washtenaw County.