Report: Cops To Dig Up Roseville Driveway In Jimmy Hoffa Hunt
Radar equipment was reportedly brought in to scan the driveway following a tip -- and something was found.
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Radar equipment was reportedly brought in to scan the driveway following a tip -- and something was found.
Rep. Dan Benishek finds himself in an unusual predicament, a politician taking heat for staying true to his campaign rhetoric rather than failing to do so.
"Being able to provide a wide array of information and support to our parents and those across DPS – all in one place – will positively impact them and their children."
More Michigan retailers increased sales in August, the first time in three months the overall retail industry has improved its performance, according to the Michigan Retail Index.
A 28-year-old East Lansing man has been found guilty of first-degree murder and child abuse in the death of his 6-month-old son.
The Michigan Senate has approved legislation designed to protect student athletes from concussions.
A well-known Detroit-area hotel is getting a new name and a multimillion-dollar renovation.
"The Democrats have been so busy climbing all over themselves trying to be the one that measures me for my crypt, that I doubt they really are sincere about my well-being."
Lawyers for rap-metal duo Insane Clown Posse have filed a lawsuit in Michigan seeking documents that would explain why the FBI considers its fans a gang.
"Over the next 90 days, we're going to do an analysis across the city as to whether there's enough support for me to be elected mayor.
"During the course of the investigation, information has been discovered that leads us to believe there are numerous other victims that have yet to be identified in the community," police said in a press release.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is awarding $600,000 to support healthy eating and physical activity programs in 20 elementary schools during the 2012-2013 school year.
The Detroit Medical Center announced that the hospital group's Cardiovascular Institute has conducted the nation's first artery-repair procedure using a new high-tech, catheter-delivered tool designed to pump up to four liters of blood per minute through a patient's circulatory system. The new device allows the heart to rest while repairs are made to damaged arteries.
With more patients seeking cancer treatment – especially surgery – than ever before, Henry Ford Hospital has opened the new Center for Cancer Surgery.