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.
Bomb Threat at Corewell Health Beaumont in Troy Deemed Not Credible, Hospital Remains Operational
Officials deemed the bomb threat at Corewell Health Beaumont in Troy not credible. Oakland University had advised evacuation, but the hospital stayed operational, and no evacuation occurred. Security was increased as a precaution.
Plymouth Arsonist's Conviction Upheld: Michigan Man to Serve 7-20 Years for Insurance Fraud Scheme
The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld the arson conviction of Patrick Nolan, who set his house on fire in 2019 for an insurance scam, resulting in a 7-20 year prison sentence and restitution.
Harper Woods Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Fatal Shooting of Detroit Resident
William Daniel Moore, 41, has been charged in the March 12 shooting death of 21-year-old Emmanuel Draughan in Detroit. He faces several felony charges, including first-degree murder, and remains in jail as court proceedings continue.












