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Detroit Police Sergeant Michael Woody said that a business owner opened fire on someone who he thought was trying to rob him, but missed and instead shot another man who later died at the hospital.
Police are looking for suspects and help from the public to solve the case.
Greene was last seen in the area of westbound I-94 and Dickman Road in Battle Creek driving a silver 2012 Chevrolet Malibu with Michigan registration, BTB8751.
It's a darker personality trait most of us probably wouldn't admit to, but Oakland University researchers are taking a closer look at the role spitefulness plays in our lives.
The sentence for Jayru Campbell was handed down Friday morning in Wayne County Circuit Court.
The Lansing Board of Water and Light "fell short" in its duties to customers following a December ice storm, state utility regulators said in a review that also makes 30 recommendations to improve service.
Michigan election officials won't appeal a decision that puts Detroit Congressman John Conyers on the August primary ballot.
Dramatic cell phone video from the parking lot of a shopping center in Saginaw, Mich. captured a heated altercation between some employees and a group of customers.
What's the future of manufacturing in Michigan? This week on Michigan Matters, host Carol Cain get the answers.
Detroit Pistons Head Coach and President of Basketball Operations Stan Van Gundy announced today that the team has named Brendan Malone, Bob Beyer and Charles Klask as assistant coaches and Adam Glessner as a team scout.
David Fowler learned his punishment Friday in Wayne County Circuit Court.
Upton appears in the The Men magazine in all of her lingerie glory.
Are you currently looking for a job? Access Detroit is hosting a Job Fair and you're invited! On Wednesday, June 4th, over 40 hiring employers will be featured.
The Tigers suffered arguably their worst and most disheartening loss of the season on Wednesday night, when a 1-0 win over the Athletics turned into 3-1 walk-off loss with one swing of Josh Donaldson's bat.
Plans to develop 500 acres of suburban Detroit land into a technology business and retail district have been stalled amid a property dispute with the Motor City.