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Gas prices could be dropping soon -- and dropping a lot.
The uncle of a man charged in a series of stabbings helped his nephew try to flee the country after hearing he had been involved in an assault, according to newly unsealed court records.
A headless human body has been found in Murray Lake in the Brighton State Recreation Area.
A Red Cross Disaster Relief crew is headed out on a 800-mile drive to Birmingham, Alabama where they'll join-up with crews from other Red Cross locations nationwide.
When England prevailed in the Battle of Britain, Winston Churchill told the nation..."This is not the end, or the beginning of the end....but it is the end of the beginning." That's how I feel about the Tigers beating the Yankees 3 out of 4.
Sterling Heights Police are looking for the public's help in tracking down a rather unexpected group of criminals.
Two people have plead guilty in connection with former city contractor and friend of ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, Bobby Ferguson.
The U.S. Justice Department announced the $3.6 million settlement Thursday on a complaint that accused Citizens Bank and Citizens Republic Bancorp of violating the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
A section of I-94 near Port Huron has reopened following an electrical fire.
A Detroit man will spend the rest of his life in prison for killing Detroit Police Officer Brian Huff at a vacant east side duplex one year ago.
People from all over Metro Detroit are joining Mexican American merchants on Bagley Street for the annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration.
The Michigan Senate has approved legislation that would limit the authority of state departments to adopt regulations for businesses that are tougher than federal rules.