Emergency room visits for nitrous oxide misuse surge 757% in Michigan
Michigan health officials report a dramatic increase in emergency incidents relating to the recreational use of nitrous oxide, also known as "laughing gas."
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Michigan health officials report a dramatic increase in emergency incidents relating to the recreational use of nitrous oxide, also known as "laughing gas."
Wayne County Airport Authority officials said all passengers were safely deplaned and transported to the Evans Terminal.
Police tracked the shooting incident back to a wedding celebration taking place at a banquet hall in Dearborn Heights.
With his winnings, the man plans to buy a car and invest.
One man was taken into custody after a barricaded gunman incident Wednesday night in Macomb County.
Michigan schools would be able to offer a class in hunter safety, if a House bill picks up support in the Senate.
One teenager is dead and another hospitalized after a power line electrocution incident Tuesday near Lansing.
A drug trafficking complaint in Roseville led to two search warrants served and one arrest so far.
Police in Van Buren Township, Michigan, are warning residents of a social media trend where kids are ringing doorbells and kicking in doors.
Javed Ali, a counter-terrorism expert at the University of Michigan, says that based on information from the official criminal complaint, it doesn't look like a legitimate attempt at research.
Rape survivor and activist Brenda Tracy is suing Michigan State's Board of Trustees for mishandling the case involving former Michigan State University football coach Mel Tucker.
The noxious fungus is known to cause "head blight," a disease that impacts barley, rice, wheat and maize and causes economic losses worth billions of dollars each year, according to a release.
A legendary boxing institution is making its return to Detroit.
Drivers traveling over Michigan's Mackinac Bridge on Wednesday may experience a haze. However, officials say it is not fog but smoke.
In April, the U.S. Department of Justice's Office for Justice Programs cut about $500 million in funds nationwide.
