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A husband died and his wife remains hospitalized after their car left Main Street in Romeo and struck a tree Monday.
Todd Richards says his glasses were smashed and his $1,200 phone hurled during a Livonia traffic-light confrontation.
Tyler Glen Strawser, fired in 2023, is headed to trial after two women and a girl testified against him in Jackson County.
Brides say the vendor blocked them on social media and claimed her business was sold after failing to show up.
A Ginther hearing this week could decide whether Marshella Chidester gets a new trial in the deadly Berlin Township crash that killed two children.
Jabari Long claimed 50 workers at a construction firm that barely existed, then bought a four-bedroom home with the cash.
Zack Gelof says exposed metal fencing sliced his knee during a July slide, and padding didn't appear until weeks later.
David Grosh faces up to 25 years per count after Auburn Hills police say a financial fraud probe led them to his phone.
The crash happened at Outer Drive and Whittier Avenue. Police say the investigation is still in its early stages.
A Canton daycare disenrolled the family after a toddler was found with a loaded gun on Sheldon Road. Police say there's no ongoing threat.
Holley Krasnodemski's four pit bull-mastiff mixes escaped a locked enclosure in July, mauling a girl and the cousin who tried to save her.
Three of four trucks were out of service at Station 2 — a sign of budget strain ahead of the November millage vote.
A woman's fight in downtown Royal Oak escalated into gunfire that struck a parked car near Fifth and Williams. Police quickly identified and arrested two suspects.
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