Strife at Michigan State Board of Education
Two members of the State Board of Education in Michigan have attempted to oust the body's president over his policies that at least one individual said is harmful to home schoolers.
Prosecutor to fight sentence of man who drowned special needs child
Terry was a 6-year-old Clinton Township boy with special needs ? he drowned in a bath tub while in the care of Locke-Hughes who was Terry?s mom?s boyfriend.
Mitch Albom describes Haiti rescue
Mitch Albom describes his rescue from Haiti, a place he often visits because it is home to an orphanage run by his charity. A helicopter arrived in the middle of the night to rescue Albom, his wife, and eight volunteers from the country that has been ravaged by gang violence.
Arrest leads to force investigation • James Crumbley's jury deliberates • Detective accused of sexting widow
On Thursday's News Hit: - A investigation is underway after an arrest shows a Sterling Heights police officer hitting a drunken domestic violence suspect. - James Crumbley will soon learn his fate as jurors head to the deliberation room. - An MSP detective is being sued after a widow says he sent her inappropriate photos and videos after her husband died by suicide.
Shooting victim crashes through 8 Mile business
A person who was shot during an argument in Detroit drove across Eight Mile and hit a building in Ferndale. That person is currently in critical condition.
Detroit police shot at while responding to shooting
Detroit police were shot at while responding to a shots fired call on the city's west side late Wednesday. Authorities said that shooting stemmed from an argument over hair.
Jury to decide James Crumbley's fate
Testimony in James Crumbley's involuntary manslaughter case wrapped up on Wednesday. Now, the jury will decide if he should be convicted for his actions ahead of the Oxford High School shooting, which was committed by his son.
MSP trooper accused of sexually harassing female victims
One alleged victim said the detective used her husband?s suicide investigation as a front to make unsolicited sexual advances.
2 Sterling Heights police officers on paid leave amid use of force investigation during arrest
A domestic assault led to a drunken high-speed chase, culminating in a police use of force.
High theft rate blamed for Midtown Rite Aid closure
Shuttered drug stores is part of a nationwide trend, with many in major cities either reducing their business hours or entirely ceasing operations.
Prosecutor says shooter in road rage case was defending herself
A Sterling Heights road rage incident where a woman shot a mother and daughter, is not being prosecuted.
DPD: Barricaded situation on Yonka Street in Detroit
Police are still at the scene. The suspect is believed to be armed, said Deputy Chief Arnold Williams.
How to make sure you keep your house in the family
Owning a home is one of the biggest investments you can make, but a recent study shows that thousands of Detroiters are not prepared to keep their family home in the family.
Neighborhood Grocery owner honored by White House
"It wasn?t something I ever thought about," Wright said, the owner of Neighborhood Grocery on Manistique Street in Detroit "I just wanted to do something for the neighborhood."
Sending your name to the moon via microchip; upcoming lunar eclipse
You can fly your name to the moon with NASA's first robotic rover - and keep your eyes peeled for an upcoming lunar eclipse on March 25.
Lush Yummies Pie Co. prepares for Pi Day
Lush Yummies Pie Company in Ferndale has been busy getting ready for Pi Day on Thursday, March 14.
James Crumbley trial: Jury deliberations begin
Both sides rested and gave closing arguments on Wednesday. James Crumbley's fate is now in the hands of the jury.
James Crumbley trial: Prosecution's closing arguments, part 2
Prosecutor Karen McDonald gave a rebuttal after the defense's closing arguments, getting the last word before James Crumbley's involuntary manslaughter case went to the jury.
James Crumbley trial: Defense's closing arguments
Mariell Lehman, James Crumbley's attorney, said the charges presented against James and Jennifer Crumbley were based on "assumptions" and ?hindsight." If the prosecution had evidence that proved otherwise, the jury would have seen it, she said.
James Crumbley trial: Prosecution's closing arguments
Prosecutor Karen McDonald said James Crumbley not only failed his son, he failed Madiyson Baldwin, Tate Myre, Justin Shilling, and Hana St. Juliana. "James Crumbley isn't on trial for what his son did. He's on trial for what he did and didn't do," she said.