Detroit Officer Fired After Alleged Drug Deal
Detroit police say an officer has been fired after an internal investigation into alleged drug dealing.
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Detroit police say an officer has been fired after an internal investigation into alleged drug dealing.
These Michigan lotteries were drawn Tuesday, March 26, 2019.
Michigan health officials say ten more cases of measles have been confirmed in the Detroit area, raising the number in Oakland County to 18 since March 13.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday directed Michigan's environmental agency to develop drinking water standards for certain toxic
A Louisiana man stole an 18-wheeler from a local business because he wanted to take his girlfriend for a ride, according to authorities.
About half of Americans are intimidated by working out in front of others at the gym, according to a new survey.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, one of the most outspoken political leaders in Michigan, announced Tuesday he is fighting stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
A California woman was awarded $150,000 in child support last week from her ex-husband nearly 50 years after she says he left her with the couple's three-year-old daughter.
Several shoppers have reported seeing a ghost roaming the aisles of Market Basket.
A fast food restaurant manager in Oklahoma was arrested Monday after she allegedly shot and killed a man who threatened her and spit on her, according to police.
A teenager who allegedly opened fire in a North Carolina bookstore also had a homemade bomb with him at the time of the shooting, authorities said Monday.
A man convicted in the fatal shooting of his wife inside a marijuana grow room in their southwestern Michigan home has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Authorities say a man suffered burns to the lower half of his body after he accidentally caught on fire while burning leaves in Michigan.
The elected Pittsburgh official, Chelsea Wagner and her husband, Khari Morsley were arranged Monday for charges stemming from altercation with the Detroit police at a hotel in early March.
To anyone who figured the path of legalizing recreational marijuana use ran along blue state-red state lines, a sudden setback for pot advocates in New Jersey may show the issue isn't so black-and-white.
