Detroit Fire Department to Host Second Annual Professional Development Conference in Downtown Detroit
The Detroit Fire Department is opening registration for its second annual Professional Development Conference on September 17-18, 2023, focusing on fire service leadership and innovation.
Operation Restore Justice Triumph, FBI Nets 205 and Rescues 115 Kids in Nationwide Child Sex Abuse Sting
The DOJ's Operation Restore Justice led by the FBI, resulted in 205 arrests and 115 child rescues from sexual abuse, with strong interagency cooperation and significant cases in Michigan.
White Lake Township Officer Turns Wildlife Savior After Delivering Fawn Post-Collision in Oakland County
A White Lake Township police officer helped deliver a fawn after its mother was hit by a car. The newborn, named "Baby Meijer," was cared for by the police until a wildlife rehab center took over.
$500M Lawsuit Accuses Michigan Dept. of Corrections of Illegally Recording Female Inmates at Huron Valley
A lawsuit claims Michigan Department of Corrections recorded female inmates during strip searches, violating privacy and causing emotional distress, with demands for relief and damages.
Detroit Man Charged with First-Degree Murder for Allegedly Killing Wife with Plastic Sword and Pliers
Timothy Morgan is charged with the first-degree murder of his wife Kathryn in Detroit, using a plastic sword and pliers. He pleaded not guilty and is held without bond, facing life in prison if convicted.
Grand Rapids Mourns the Loss of Visionary Restaurateur Paul Lee at 51
Paul Lee, a key figure in Grand Rapids' community and dining scene, passed away at 51 after a cancer battle. He transformed the Wealthy Street Corridor and founded three eateries. His entrepreneurial spirit contributed to neighborhood revitalization.
Former Dearborn Heights Police Sergeant Accused of Sexual Misconduct in Lawsuit Alleging Systemic Failure
Two Dearborn Heights officers filed a lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct by a former sergeant, who is accused of sending lewd texts, demanding nudes, and retaliation. The incidents, dating back to 2017, allegedly continued with a cover-up until 2023.












