Michigan Teacher Finishes First In Free Press Marathon
A Michigan teacher has finished first in the 38th annual Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon in Detroit.
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A Michigan teacher has finished first in the 38th annual Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon in Detroit.
Too many hungry deer are being blamed for the end of a 30-year Christmas tradition in southwestern Michigan.
Anti-abortion advocates say the procedure, called dilation and evacuation, is essentially the "dismemberment" of a fetus.
University of Michigan public information officer Diane Brown confirmed that one person who attended the game on Saturday evening suffered a heart attack and was taken to University of Michigan Hospital.
Police are reporting some incidents of drunken fistfights and other disorderly conduct, following Michigan State's thrilling 27-23 win over Michigan.
The Oceana County sheriff's office says the 2012 Wrangler flipped Saturday at Silver Lake State Park, killing 49-year-old Leslyn Yowell of Grove City, Ohio.
Police tell WWJ Newsradio 950 that the woman, who hasn't been identified, apparently died of a drug overdose.
Oakland County authorities feared they might be forced to euthanize the animals, but just five cats out of 84 were killed, along with one dog out of seven.
The state of Michigan and Hewlett-Packard have reached a deal that returns HP employees to a major computer project affecting services offered by the Secretary of State.
A winless high school football team in Macomb County has forfeited the last two games of the season because of a lack of players.
The deadly problem with exploding Takata air bag inflators continues to spread to newer vehicles, this time hitting a small number of 2015 General Motors cars and SUVs.
Authorities are hoping a $2,500 reward will be enough to convince someone to come forward with information about the murder of an 18-year-old kid in southwest Detroit.
A blind man accused of obstructing police has been ordered to stand trial in a case related to a Lansing event celebrating a federal disabilities law.
"We'd always talk about what would happen if we got a huge winner. Now it's time to make those things happen."
A woman convicted of murder in the killing of a northwest Georgia store clerk is seeking a new trial.
