Medical Examiner: Port Huron Woman's Dog Mauling Death Was Suicide
"It's akin to someone jumping into a cage with tigers or lions at a zoo."
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"It's akin to someone jumping into a cage with tigers or lions at a zoo."
Major League Baseball recommended teams have protective netting between the dugouts for any field-level seats within 70 feet of home plate.
Does the governor still hope Michigan will be able to welcome more Syrian refugees?
Shirley Thoen of Marysville was arraigned on and pleaded guilty last week to two counts of assault and battery
General Motors says it will replace some key engine parts to stop oil leaks that have caused over 1,300 fires and four recalls of older cars.
A bill advancing in the Legislature would update Michigan's sex offender registry and reporting requirements after a federal judge ruled that parts of the law are unconstitutional.
"I think he's enjoying every second of this, you know, knowing him."
When the teen tried to run away, he was gunned down.
Officials say 47-year-old David William-Richard Thompson likely died of smoke inhalation.
Tatiana Duva-Rodriguez was licensed to carry a concealed weapon, but she wasn't being threatened by the shoplifters.
State police say the crash "could have been worse if not for seat belts."
A year after its exit from a brief but embarrassing bankruptcy, Detroit suddenly has something it long lacked: money to spend.
Authorities say two truck drivers were involved in a road rage incident that escalated to such a level that shots were fired.
The company says its book of employee rules didn't violate its workers' free-speech rights because it was irrelevant to daily operations and was largely ignored by staffers.
For U.S. Army veteran William McFarland, joining the military taught him the importance of integrity and responsibility and gave his life a sense of purpose.
