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Across the city of Detroit, residents are growing weary of the violence -- especially after crime statistics revealed 386 criminal homicides took place in the Motor City during 2012. So, what are city leaders doing about the problem?
Money has been added to debit cards for nearly half of 85,000 Michigan food assistance recipients who were without the aid for a day.
General Motors is recalling nearly 55,000 pickup trucks, SUVs and vans because they can roll away unexpectedly.
A law signed this week by Lt. Gov. Brian Calley requires that Michigan crime victims be notified of certain situations involving the defendants who perpetrated crimes against them.
Detroit police are searching for a man suspected of offering to help a couple in a stalled vehicle before sexually assaulting one of them.
The Presidential inauguration is just a few weeks away and many people in the Detroit area are finalizing their plans to be in the nation's capital for the big event.
No rest for Detroit homicide detectives, as investigators are on the scene of an early morning murder in a west side neighborhood.
Authorities say a car crashed through a house in metro Detroit, injuring the driver and two people inside the home.
Parents in Redford Township are breathing a sigh of relief Friday morning after the man who tried to lure a girl with candy two days ago is now in police custody.
While major road construction projects have wrapped up for the winter season, some road closures are still planned for minor work over the next few days.
A public hearing is planned later this month to add Parkinson's disease to the list of illnesses that would qualify for medical marijuana use in Michigan.
An audit has found that a Michigan agency made more than $2.3 million in improper payments for wheelchairs, ventilators and other medical equipment as part of the Medicaid program.
It's not quite a "dome" at the moment.
The search is officially off for a man who escaped from a Michigan prison camp in 1969 while serving time for burglary, officials said.
A Grand Rapids woman has been sentenced to serve a year of probation for posting a fake online ad offering sex with a woman with whom she argued over a dog.