Michigan Senate Targets 'Doctor Shopping' By Opioid Addicts
Michigan has the 10th-highest per-capita rate of opioid pain reliever prescriptions in the country.
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Michigan has the 10th-highest per-capita rate of opioid pain reliever prescriptions in the country.
Police are hoping the public can help identify a man who was caught on camera using someone else's credit card.
DTE Energy says roughly 8,500 homes and businesses remain without power following gusty thunderstorms over the past couple days.
Police say the woman's 4-year-old daughter was in the same room.
The survey questioned 80,000 owners of 2017 model year vehicles about the problems they had in the first 90 days of ownership.
No tickets are required for this Monday matinee, just special eclipse glasses so you don't ruin your eyes.
The fish was found well beyond an electric barrier network designed to prevent the invasive species from reaching the Great Lakes.
Bishop Edgar Vann of the Second Ebenezer Church in Detroit says he was pulled over by an officer after making a left turn onto Woodward. From there things escalated with the officer eventually taking his gun out.
"Finally someone is listening to us," Konja told WWJ. "We are looking forward to a judge who will seriously consider that he has jurisdiction and he can give these young people a chance to give their case."
The Board of Governors voted on Friday to approve a 3.75-percent tuition increase, which amounts to about 500-dollars more per year for full-time students.
Members of a police vice unit were assisting the state Corrections department Thursday when they found 547 cartons of cigarettes while checking on a parolee in Monroe.
The shots struck the 35-year-old man in his right arm, right leg and face area.
Investigators say Lamonte Johnson dropped the loaded gun and the boy picked it up.
Contracton have been working with the city to make sure it goes off without a hitch.
The change announced Friday will end a practice that Google has embraced since the company introduced Gmail in 2004. The practice has raised concerns among privacy watchdogs and creeped out some users.
