First Degree Murder Charge In Beating Death Of 20-Year-Old Daughter
An Oxford man is competent to go on trial in the baseball bat beating death of his daughter.
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An Oxford man is competent to go on trial in the baseball bat beating death of his daughter.
Family and friends continue to stop by the house offering condolences to the family or leave a note or item in memory of 5-year-old Mariah.
A Wayne County judge has upheld a Livonia zoning ordinance that prohibits medical marijuana businesses.
Some residents of Farmington have filed a lawsuit Friday over the sale of an elementary school to a Muslim group.
YouTube, the internet video service that has captivated the world has launched a new webpage where it hosts videos having to do with topics taught in schools and universities.
Warren officials are hailing the break-up of a major drug operation, in what they say is one of the largest drug busts ever in the city's history.
UAW President Bob King taking the optimistic attitude that he showed at Chrysler and General Motors this week, to Ford's historic Rouge Plant, for the opening of 2011 contract talks.
A DNA test has confirmed that 5-year-old Mariha Smith, missing since last Sunday, was indeed the girl found dead in a burned home on Detroit's west side.
Former President George W. Bush says Sept. 11 will be marked on calendars like Pearl Harbor Day — a day never forgotten by the people who lived through it.
The head the teachers union vows to fight, after the Detroit Public Schools Emergency Financial Manager imposed a 10-percent pay cut on all district employees.
A lot of excitement for a local boy this week as the Guiness Book of World Records drops by his home in Macomb Township.
An essay written by civil rights activist Rosa Parks is raising the question of whether she was nearly raped by a white neighbor.
Flanked by the CEO's of the three domestic auto companies, President Obama Friday confirmed a deal to raise fuel economy standards to 54 and a half mile per gallon by 2025.
As the quantity and availability of news and information improves about smart electric grids and smart electric meters, a new national energy study says there is good and bad news when it comes to consumer awareness and support of the technologies.
A Wayne State University medical researcher has been awarded a $1.7 million grant from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, part of the National Institutes of health.