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At least five cats have been beaten, tortured or killed since March in a small, West Michigan village.
An indictment says the scheme lasted at least three years.
Detroit Police Chief James Craig says putting officers back on 8-hour days will help.
Oakland County authorities are looking for a dad accused of severely beating a 6-year-old boy.
More charges today for a Detroit area doctor accused of giving chemotherapy to patients who didn't need it.
Rabbi Kasriel Shemtov of Lubavitch Yeshiva School in Oak Park says Jews have been celebrating this holiday for more than 5,000 years.
Some black business owners say they've seen strong growth in Michigan, but are frustrated at not being included in major economic development projects.
The Road Commission for Oakland County is hiring dozens of workers for the winter season.
You might think that by now, with all the money building owners and managers can save through energy conservation, every building in Michigan would have had an energy audit. But you would be wrong. The good thing about that is, there's plenty of business out there for a company like Walker-Miller Energy Services LLC in Detroit. "I would say 99 percent of buildings have never had an energy audit," said Carla Walker-Miller, who founded the company in 2000. Conservation is the lowest-hanging fruit of making a building greener. And over the course of a major building's lifetime, it can literally save millions, Walker-Miller said. Walker-Miller said most owners make the mistake of building a structure they'll occupy for decades based on the lowest bid, without considering how spending a little more on construction will pay off big over the years. As for existing buildings, she said there are plenty of steps most building owners and managers can take to button up their buildings and install more efficient heating, cooling, lighting and controls technologies. And frequently, there are government and utility rebates and other support for such projects. Walker-Miller is a native of who got engineering degrees from Tennessee State University in 1981 and later worked for big companies like Westinghouse selling big electrical equipment to utilities. She came to Detroit in 1990 to work for ABB, the company that had purchased Westinghouse, and eventually went into business for herself. But when the last recession hit, sales tightened, and the focus of her business shifted to energy conservation services. And while she'll still sell you big electrical system hardware, the conservation part of the business is what's really growing. Walker-Miller said her company has 30 employees; among them are electrical and mechanical engineers, certified building analysts, certified energy managers -- green building experts. And there's more growth ahead: Draft legislation was introduced in April to increase renewable energy targets through 2021. The issue is under review by Gov. Rick Snyder, the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Michigan Energy Office. If passed, there will be financial incentives to encourage additional investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy. To find out how Walker-Miller can make your company and its buildings greener, visit http://www.wmenergy.com.
Fire officials are investigating after a man was injured in an Ann Arbor house explosion Monday morning. CBS News Detroit's Jordan Burrows gives the latest updates from the scene.
The Michigan State Spartans celebrated a weekend of commencement ceremonies.
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The City of Detroit's Easter Fun Fest returns to provide families an opportunity to not only get outside and be active, but ring in the holiday with some fun.
Mixed media artist Donald Calloway has been creating art in some form or fashion most of his life. His art studio takes you on a journey, as his creative collection of his art runs the gamut.
Soon after a positive test, Dorfman found himself hospitalized, on a ventilator and in a medically induced coma.
It has been 12 days since anyone has seen Armani Kelly, Montoya Givens and Dante Wicker. Now, a Facebook live video conversation has surfaced where Kelly is seen talking with three men about coming to Detroit only two days before he went missing.
A Plymouth man's cancer diagnosis hit the reset button on how he lived his life. Since then, he and his family have been giving back to others facing the same struggles.
The Sphinx organization gives a platform to Black and Latinx performers of all ages.