Michigan Father And 17-Year-Old Son Hurt In Home Explosion
A father and his 17-year-old son were hospitalized after their house in Egleston Township exploded.
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A father and his 17-year-old son were hospitalized after their house in Egleston Township exploded.
An Alabama man who fatally shot another man while watching a football game at the suspect's home was charged with murder, according to investigators.
Leaders of the United Auto Workers union are trying to force President Gary Jones and Regional Director Vance Pearson out of office due to a widening federal bribery and embezzlement probe.
A Detroit-area Catholic priest has been sentenced to 45 days in jail for aggravated assault on a younger man who wanted counseling.
General Motors is suing Fiat Chrysler, alleging that its crosstown rival got an unfair business advantage by bribing officials of the United Auto Workers union.
With Thanksgiving around the corner, Dr. Oz is showing you the tips and tricks to make the holidays stress free.
An injectable male contraceptive which lasts approximately 13 years has successfully completed a clinical trial and could be available to the public within the next seven months, scientists in India say.
If you had a tough time finding a bargain on a Christmas tree last year, the experts say prepare to work even harder this holiday season.
On today's True Crime, Rosalynn McGinnis opens up to Dr. Oz about being 12-years-old when she was kidnapped, tortured, and repeatedly raped for 19 years by the man who married her mother.
Eight former Michigan lawmakers filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging the state's legislative term limits law, alleging that they are unconstitutionally blocked from running again by restrictions that prevent voters from backing candidates of their choice.
The Troy Police Department is warning employees of scams targeting restaurant employees.
Stargazers are eagerly anticipating an intense "unicorn" meteor storm that scientists say could appear in the night sky late Thursday evening.
Federal prosecutors in Detroit say they traveled to St. Louis last week to provide documents and determine if a United Auto Workers official would consider a plea deal in a corruption investigation.
It's a West Michigan tradition with over 20 years of service under its belt.
