True Crime Exclusive: The Secret Life Of Killer Dad Chris Watts: The Neighbor Who Helped Put Him Behind Bars Speaks Out
Chris Watts was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the brutal murders of his wife, two daughters, and an unborn son.
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Chris Watts was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the brutal murders of his wife, two daughters, and an unborn son.
46-year-old Detroit native Danny Lee Woods was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the illegal selling of crack cocaine and heroin mixed with fentanyl.
Scientists from NASA had a lot more leeway to conduct weird experiments 50 years ago, which included feeding moon dust to German cockroaches.
Here's a look at the life of entrepreneur, philanthropist and NBA Hall of Fame point guard Magic Johnson.
General Motors' 78-year-old transmission plant in Warren, Michigan is halting production this week.
Melinda Major was asleep in her hotel room in Memphis, Tennessee, on Friday morning when she felt something moving around on her arm.
If Earth's resources were a bank account, today would mark the date we'd officially be in the red.
After being struck by a vehicle in Clawson, police say a bicyclist is in critical condition.
Soon Tesla owners will be able to stream Netflix and YouTube from the car's center dashboard so they can catch up and binge on their favorite shows on the road.
Eight teenagers were hospitalized with seriously damaged lungs in July at Children's Hospital, and state health officials say each of the cases involves vaping.
The Grand Haven Coast Guard Festival of Ships has been canceled due to large waves on Lake Michigan.
University of Detroit Mercy (Detroit Mercy) and Wayne State University's (WSU) ReBUILDetroit program recently received a renewal grant of more than $19 million over five years from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Food delivery companies are under increased scrutiny over how some worker tips contribute to their base pay.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed the Michigan Jobs First executive directive Monday at Lecom Utility Contractors in Roseville to revamp the State's purchasing policies to ensure that the State awards contracts to companies that create good-paying jobs in Michigan and are good stewards of the state. Currently, only 70 percent of state contracts are awarded to in-state businesses.
