Ex-Wolverines Coach Matt Weiss Fights Back Against Default Judgment in High-Stakes Hacking Case
Matt Weiss contests a default judgment in a hacking case, arguing that he did not receive the lawsuit papers. He claims discrepancies in how the papers were served and suggests the default may have been a pressure tactic.
Oakland Judge Denies New Trials for Parents of Oxford Shooter Despite Prosecutorial Errors
Judge Matthews denied the Crumbleys' requests for new trials despite prosecutorial errors, noting the ample evidence against them. They were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in their son's school shooting.
Detroit Remembers Irma Clark-Coleman: Dedicated Public Servant and Former Michigan Senator Passes Away at 88
Irma Clark-Coleman, a dedicated Detroit public servant and former Michigan State Senator, has died at 88. Her career included service on the Detroit School Board and the Wayne County Commission.












