Investigators: Smoldering Cigarette Caused Fatal Fire
The St. Clair County sheriff's department has identified a woman and an infant killed in a mobile home fire this week, as well as the fire's cause.
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The St. Clair County sheriff's department has identified a woman and an infant killed in a mobile home fire this week, as well as the fire's cause.
The son of the mayor of Inkster is being held in jail on $350,000 bond.
Despite an array of bright, vibrant car colors, U.S. customers on the coasts and customers in most European countries prefer the classic core colors - white, black, silver and gray.
A 13-year-old-girl in state custody after state officials recommended that she be taken away from her mother could be coming home soon.
Oakland County has sold an office building in Walled Lake to the McDonald's Corporation.
Crews will work through the weekend to clean up 126,000 gallons of gasoline that were lost in a leak from a storage tank system in Ingham County.
The National Transportation Administration has opened an investigation into nearly 400,000 Chrysler Jeep Liberty SUVs.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development reminds consumers to take some simple steps this Easter to ensure safe egg handling and minimize food safety risks.
While Borders Group struggles to emerge from bankruptcy protection, it will be able to pay its top executives large bonuses.
The controversial pastor from Florida Terry Jones paid the bond issued at the time of the court's decision Friday afternoon.
A man has pleaded guilty in the fatal shooting of an 8-year-old Grand Rapids girl in 1993.
The Detroit Department of Transportation will implement minor schedule and route adjustments, as well as improve travel times on certain routes, effective Saturday, April 23, 2011.
"This statute that we have this whole trial over, was enacted in 1846, this is an extremely old statute, it has rarely if ever been tried, I've never heard of a case like this before," says Langton.
Judge Mark Somers set bond of one dollar each for Terry Jones and his associate Wayne Sapp.
Rev. Terry Jones argued that he isn't responsible for what anyone else might do in response to his protest, a Dearborn jury did not agree.