Sterling Heights Fire Injures 3 Residents, 2 Firefighters
Three residents and two Sterling Heights Firefighters were injured in a Wednesday morning fire on Mariano Street.
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Three residents and two Sterling Heights Firefighters were injured in a Wednesday morning fire on Mariano Street.
A man convicted of murder for killing a man at a trucking business in 2017.
A judge has ruled that a Detroit suburb violated no laws when it approved a consent judgment allowing the construction of a mosque in a neighborhood.
20-year-old Shelby Township resident Tyler Tindell is being held on $150,000 bond after he allegedly sent text messages to somebody he knows about planning a mass shooting at the mall.
Police said the planned attack would be similar to last month's mass shooting in Parkland, Florida.
Sufian Saba and his nephew, Laith Anki, were fatally shot at the business, just days apart.
Shots fired and a body found in the parking lot of a Sterling Heights apartment complex this morning.
A 26-feet tall sculpture will be going up in Sterling Heights next week.
At least one person is hospitalized following the crash west of Hayes.
Police are looking for witnesses as an investigation continues.
All lanes of 18 Mile were closed between Enterprise and Van Dyke for several hours.
Police say she was on foot when she was struck Monday night.
Police are investigating whether drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash.
While it cannot undo what has been done, this sentencing means another child predator is off the streets."
There is no word yet on the cause of the outages, but service is expected to by tonight or early tomorrow.
Close attention is being paid to amusement rides in Michigan and nationwide, following a tragedy at the Ohio State Fair.
Fire departments from six surrounding cities are on the scene assisting firefighters.
Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor believes the residents shouldn't have to foot the bill because they've already paid their dues.
Some residents are upset that Sterling Heights struck a deal to allow the mosque.
One person is dead and two others in critical condition Wednesday after a crash involving a car and a minivan in Sterling Heights.
Three others, including two firefighters, were taken to a local hospital.
The area around the complex was cordoned off while Michigan State Police investigate.
Valerie Mathews, 28, was tackled by officers when she bailed out of a van.
A group of residents have filed a lawsuit in their fight to prevent construction of the mosque.
M-59 was closed at Schoneherr due to the accident, but has since reopened.
