Detroit man sentenced for fentanyl business he ran from Palmer Street houses
He led and organized the drug distribution business, securing bulk narcotics from his suppliers and sold or directed others to sell those drugs to other buyers or users.
He led and organized the drug distribution business, securing bulk narcotics from his suppliers and sold or directed others to sell those drugs to other buyers or users.
Mumps in Oakland County: Health officials confirm county's first case
It's the ninth case confirmed in Michigan and follows a previous confirmation of measles also in Oakland County.
It's the ninth case confirmed in Michigan and follows a previous confirmation of measles also in Oakland County.
800+ National Guard members activated after northern Michigan ice storms
More than 800 members of the National Guard are working to help residents after northern Michigan ice storms.
More than 800 members of the National Guard are working to help residents after northern Michigan ice storms.
Mackinac Bridge closures prompt energy emergency declaration for Michigan's UP
An energy emergency declaration signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer lifts restrictions to help bring fuel to Michigan's Upper Peninsula after Mackinac Bridge closures this week.
An energy emergency declaration signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer lifts restrictions to help bring fuel to Michigan's Upper Peninsula after Mackinac Bridge closures this week.
Detroit Zoo's Atticus waddles into semi-finals of March of the Penguin Madness - How to vote for him
The Detroit Zoo's newest penguin, Atticus, continues to advance in this year's March of the Penguin Madness bracket.
The Detroit Zoo's newest penguin, Atticus, continues to advance in this year's March of the Penguin Madness bracket.
Comerica Park bag policy: What you can bring to Detroit Tigers games this season
Take a quick minute to review what you can and cannot bring to Comerica Park to avoid being delayed at the gate at Detroit Tigers games this season.
Take a quick minute to review what you can and cannot bring to Comerica Park to avoid being delayed at the gate at Detroit Tigers games this season.
Dearborn Heights residents heartbroken with more flooding from the Ecorse River
Dearborn Heights residents were knee-deep in water after severe storms rolled through Metro Detroit late Wednesday going into Thursday.
Dearborn Heights residents were knee-deep in water after severe storms rolled through Metro Detroit late Wednesday going into Thursday.
Romeo puppy improving after allegedly dipped in boiling water by owner's daughter
It's hard to believe this spunky Jack Russell Terrier mix almost didn't survive one of the most unimaginable animal abuse cases last January after being dipped in boiling water, allegedly by the owner's daughter.
It's hard to believe this spunky Jack Russell Terrier mix almost didn't survive one of the most unimaginable animal abuse cases last January after being dipped in boiling water, allegedly by the owner's daughter.
Michigan couple jailed in Mexico returning home after lawmaker visit
It is the end of an international nightmare for two Michigan residents who were stuck in a Mexican jail for a dispute over a time-share, as they are now flying back home.
It is the end of an international nightmare for two Michigan residents who were stuck in a Mexican jail for a dispute over a time-share, as they are now flying back home.
900 workers to be laid off temporarily from U.S. auto plants, leaders cite Trump tariffs
President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs executive order announcement included a focus on the auto industry, with a 25% tariff being placed on all foreign-made automobiles imported into the U.S.
President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs executive order announcement included a focus on the auto industry, with a 25% tariff being placed on all foreign-made automobiles imported into the U.S.
Hall of Shame bad contractor faces judge on charges
Look who's getting ready for court, it's Artimus Brintley - a Hall of Shame inductee and now defendant.
Look who's getting ready for court, it's Artimus Brintley - a Hall of Shame inductee and now defendant.
1 dead, 1 injured in Southgate house explosion: 'The kindest most loving people'
"She said that he heard a gas leak and then the next thing, he heard a noise and (the phone) went dead," he said.
"She said that he heard a gas leak and then the next thing, he heard a noise and (the phone) went dead," he said.
Federal cuts to Covid-era funding causes concern for state health agencies
Thursday a federal judge temporarily blocked health funding cuts worth billions to the states. But the uncertainty of the Covid funding that critics argue was never meant to be permanent, continues.
Thursday a federal judge temporarily blocked health funding cuts worth billions to the states. But the uncertainty of the Covid funding that critics argue was never meant to be permanent, continues.