Judge Dismisses Detroit Schools Literacy Lawsuit
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit focused on the poor reading skills of students at several Detroit schools, including because he concluded there is no right to literacy.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit focused on the poor reading skills of students at several Detroit schools, including because he concluded there is no right to literacy.
Witnesses allege that it appeared the driver was purposely confronting a woman as she exited the store with another patron.
A mother and daughter were surprised to find out how close they lived to each other when they were reunited through Ancestry.com.
The 4th of July season is a busy time for animal shelters. Fireworks often send animals into panic-mode because loud noises and bright lights are frightening to an animal rather than celebratory.
Ed Sheeran is being sued again over his song "Thinking Out Loud."
The FDA has issued another warning about a dangerous drug for dogs.
Now that President Donald Trump has the opportunity to appoint a new justice to the Supreme Court, some abortion opponents hope that Roe v. Wade will end up overturned or gutted -- and they have already been working towards that moment.
Saturday is International Asteroid Day, commemorating the Earth's largest recorded asteroid impact while focusing on the real danger of asteroids that could collide with Earth.
Don't worry, the recent deadly outbreak of E. coli in romaine lettuce is over. And yes, the romaine lettuce you buy at the store or pile on your plate at the salad bar now is safe to eat.
It's going to be too hot for fireworks this weekend, at least for a few Ohio communities.
The Port Allen Lefties provided some heroics on Tuesday while on a road trip in Canada.
Demonstrators are expected to gather in cities across the United States on Saturday to protest the White House's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that has prompted the separations and detentions of migrant families.
California just passed the nation's toughest data privacy law.
With temperatures soaring above 90 degrees and heat indices reaching beyond 100 degrees, officials are warning Michiganders about the quality of air over the next several days.
Nearly 13,000 individuals were injured by fireworks across the country last year.
