Probation Likely For Accepting Bribes For Clean Drug Tests
Ronald L. McKethern pleaded guilty last week to obstruction of justice in a Saginaw County courtroom.
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Ronald L. McKethern pleaded guilty last week to obstruction of justice in a Saginaw County courtroom.
"I wonder how much time you get for knowingly & actually delivering unsafe, dangerous, and poisonous drinking water to the people you represent?"
If you're not happy where your kids are going to school, it's time to start looking.
According to investigators, Abigail ran into the road and was hit by the SUV that was driven by a 61-year-old man.
Authorities say they believe a Lansing-area woman whose baby boy is missing and presumed dead left the child in a dumpster in late 2014 while free on bond.
The New Year begins with people making resolutions. The #1 resolution in America is losing weight. Jennifer Gray, owner and fitness instructor of Body By Jenn, has infinite experience leading people to their weight loss health goals. She has years of experience, and she brings out positive results in anyone who is motivated to have weight loss success.
The day for love and romance should never be limited to couples. Here are some ideas for turning the love-filled holiday into a fun family affair.
Some Cass Technical High School students are planning their own sickout in response to the poor conditions of Detroit Public Schools.
Teachers are upset over pay, class sizes, building conditions and Gov. Rick Snyder's plan to overhaul the district.
A 17-year-old Macomb County girl will be honored by the White House for her efforts in expanding access to computer science education.
The Michigan AG says Todd Flood, a former assistant prosecutor in Wayne County, will spearhead Schuette's investigation and serve as special counsel.
The Detroit auto show is drawing large crowds as the annual event comes to a close.
The rally at the City of Flint Municipal Center brought together residents and militia members -- all demanding answers about Flint's water.
Some Cass Technical High School students are planning their own sickout in response to the poor conditions of Detroit Public Schools.
The director of the Detroit Institute of Arts is participating in a series of Detroit-area talks that offer residents a chance to share their ideas about the museum.
