Court sides with Enbridge in Line 5 Pipeline battle

Federal Judge Robert Jonker sided with Enbridge, the Canadian oil giant, ruling that the state of Michigan doesn’t have the power to shut down the oil pipeline underwater in the Straits of Mackinac. The ruling overrides Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s 2020 order that Enbridge can’t use the 4-mile underwater stretch, which would effectively make the 645-mile pipeline inoperable.

Police see surge in domestic violence during holidays

The holidays are known for fun times with friends and family, but many police departments say they unfortunately see the downside of this time of year, often resulting in a spike in intimate partner violence.

Detroit Hitha Healing House closed after fire

It was just last month when we took you inside Hitha Healing House — a place of healing and comfort for mothers across metro Detroit who have experienced trauma. But after a fire last week at the house, things are quite different.

President Trump's address to the nation

Trump teased the address in a statement on social media, saying the speech will take place at 9 p.m. ET on Wednesday. He did not clarify a topic for the address, but the White House has offered more details about what the president intends to talk about. 

John Skelton appears in court on murder charges

No testimony was taken Wednesday in the murder case of John Skelton, accused of murdering his three children. But that was 15 years ago when the children went missing. Skelton spent the last 15 years in prison for abandoning his children, but just before he was to be released, the prosecutor filed murder charges against him.

Michigan man sentenced for lighting victim on fire

Joseph Green received a 3 ½ to 20-year prison sentence after pleading no contest to charges stemming from the incident that badly burned Adrian Trimble, and left him hospitalized for around a month.