Bystander Foot Chase Nabs Detroit Wallet Thief
A street corner saxophone player who says he's fed up with crime in Detroit joined other bystanders and police to chase a suspected pickpocket.
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A street corner saxophone player who says he's fed up with crime in Detroit joined other bystanders and police to chase a suspected pickpocket.
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Police say a 29-year old Waterford man was hit by two cars on Cass Elizabeth Road.
A local Japanese school is asking Metro Detroiters to help the victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
University of Michigan experts will conduct a panel discussion on Friday that focuses on the efforts to extinguish fires at a burning nuclear power plant in Japan.
Habitat for Humanity and Detroit's Randolph Career and Technical Center are partnering to build a house which will be donated to a local family in need.
On Monday, March 21, WWJ and the University Research Corridor are hosting a business breakfast featuring the president of the MEDC and the presidents of MSU, WSU and U of M.
The Detroit Pistons are hosting the 2011 Pistons Care Telethon benefiting all Boys & Girls Clubs in Michigan on Friday, March 18.
The 20 and 21-year-olds were coming out of a house just after 3 a.m. near Tireman and the Southfield Freeway when more than two dozen shots were fired.
Continental is recalling nearly 400,000 tires that could have uneven wear and vibration and ultimately lead to tread separation.
Now that the emergency financial manager bill has passed, how many schools should expect to have the new law applied to their districts?
Family and friends of a 17-year-old Andover High School student will hold a candlelight vigil Friday night to remember him.
Southfield Police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened Thursday evening near 11 Mile Road and Marshall, near Greenfield.
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