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A Ferndale man's late-night horn honking on Urbancrest Drive led police to a breath test reading of .375% — nearly five times Michigan's legal limit.
A bartender at Round1 inside Pembroke Lakes Mall told police she watched the two customers having intercourse. The man denies it happened.
Tomarrion Smith, 19, was caught miles away near Knight Arnold Road after a robbery-turned-killing on Faxon Avenue.
The blaze grew from 80 to 205 acres in under two hours, threatening structures along a 2-mile stretch of Highway 162 near Covelo.
A resident called it “very shocking” after a stolen car tore through a fence and gas meter on Bryden Road while neighbors slept.
Police say the girl texted her mother that she was hungry and couldn't sleep. An apartment manager found her alone.
Shirley Neal vanished Wednesday night from a Bishop Road care facility near I-90. She has COPD and a history of seizures.
David Warren Stipe faces six misdemeanor counts tied to a Seventh-day Adventist church fire and a transit threat in Washington County.
A driveway turn on South Custer Road ended in a fiery three-vehicle crash that killed a 56-year-old woman and a 10-year-old girl.
MB Spa Nails on Shermer Road escaped structural damage, but three employees were treated for stress after Thursday's crash.
A 2-inch gas line ruptured near Spring Lane and Chapman Street, prompting evacuations and a Washington Street detour.
Kenneth Goedeke thought he was messaging a 15-year-old boy, but detectives were waiting instead, the sheriff says.
Spartanburg police say Brandon Hicklin evaded capture for 28 months before turning up behind a pizza counter in South Charleston, WV.
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