Funeral For Fallen State Trooper
Friends and family gathered Saturday to bid a final farewell to Michigan State Trooper Jeffrey Werda.
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Friends and family gathered Saturday to bid a final farewell to Michigan State Trooper Jeffrey Werda.
Emmy award winning actor Tony Shalhoub from the hit series "Monk" was honored in Dearborn Saturday.
A group of Army reserve members based in Southfield are preparing for deployment. The soldiers are being called to active duty in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napolean honored Trooper Jeffrey Werda by having his deputies assume a fixed position for 15 seconds and then turn on their patrol car lights and sirens.
For the next week, several local businesses are hosting a clothing drive to support the work of CareerDress. Individuals are being asked to drop off gently used women's professional clothing as part of the drve.
This week, Wayne State University and TechTown will hold it's annual Shifting Gears program designed to help seasoned professionals find new employment opportunities.
This past week the Michigan Attorney General announced the launch of a new website that provides the public with information about charities and those that solicit donations.
Two city of Detroit Public Lighting Department employees are hospitalized following an early morning accident.
Nearly a dozen apartments were evacuated after an early Saturday morning fire broke out in Farmington Hills.
With the statewide average near $4 a gallon for gasoline, concern is rising in tourism and retail on how the higher costs will affect their industries this summer.
A shooting in Oak Park on Friday night leaves one person dead and two in custody.
With news of the pending sale of the Pistons to billionaire Tom Gores comes word the franchise will be staying at The Palace in Auburn Hills.
Congressional and White House negotiators struck an agreement to avoid an embarrassing federal shutdown while trimming $38.5 billion in spending.
Tormod Amlien and his best friend just returned to their native Norway after a round-the-world journey that took them from Scandinavia to South America, Russia, the United States and Europe.
Ferndale detective Ken Denmark says Jenna Spraggins is accused of throwing a bread knife and a steak knife at her mother and her fiancé.