DTE impostors murder: Wife of Rochester Hills killer headed to trial after waiving preliminary examination

A woman accused of playing a part in a murder plot that involved her husband posing as a DTE worker to get inside the victim's Rochester Hills home is headed to trial for her alleged role in the crime.

'Do you think I'm that stupid?' Wayne County judge berates woman joining court while driving

A Metro Detroit woman joined a court Zoom call while on the road this week. She was scheduled for an appearance before a Woodhaven district judge. Of course, driving a car while appearing in court is something you cannot do when facing a judge.

Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in landmark social media addiction trial

Meta and YouTube were found liable in a landmark Los Angeles lawsuit for "engineered addiction" and harming a child's mental health through negligent platform design.

Michigan, city of Romulus sue DHS to stop ICE detention center

Romulus officials continue their push to keep an ICE detention facility out of their city, this time joining Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel in a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Delta temporarily ending long-standing perk for Congress members

Delta Air Lines is temporarily ending a long-standing perk for members of Congress, as airport delays and staffing shortages continue to impact travelers nationwide.

ICE agents at Atlanta airport in supporting role

ICE agents arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Monday to assist with security line management as TSA staffing shortages cause three-hour wait times.

Flight path in Ohio salutes 3 fallen service members in Iran war

A special, saluting flight path in Ohio paid tribute to three service members of the Ohio Air National Guard that were killed in the Iran war earlier this month.