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To most observers, Wayne County Circuit Judge Wade Harper McCree had it all: a top-drawer education, a prestigious career and a family pedigree of accomplishment that goes back at least three generations. But in the past five months, he has been battling sordid allegations that could derail his career and dishonor his family name.
After years without funding for prisoners to access higher education, the Michigan Department of Corrections is making efforts to teach community college courses and vocational training in-house to a small number of inmates who are near parole.
It took some work, but I've found a ranking of major cities in which Detroit actually looks good. At least for awhile.
Sterling Heights— The Department of Human Services is testing a pilot project in three counties designed to keep children out of foster care and save the state money.
Tens of thousands of area residents weaved among hundreds of colorful stalls in Eastern Market on Sunday to take advantage of wonderful weather and a kaleidoscope of flora that marks the beginning of planting season.
This is National Boating Safety Week, which leads into the Memorial Day weekend, the traditional start of the summer watercraft season.
Charles Patterson Kay of Grosse Pointe Park was arraigned this morning in connection with the attempted firebombing Friday of the home of of Art Van Furniture chairman Gary Van Elslander.
Pontiac — A man left his wife in the car when he ran into a Commerce Township fast food restaurant and when he came out, she and the car were gone.
This Corktown lot - down the block from the vacant Roosevelt Hotel, next door to two burned-out houses -- actually is a miniature golf course known as “Roosevelt Par.”
Buena Vista Township — More than two dozen teachers laid off in the financially troubled Buena Vista Schools district will return to work Monday.
Kalamazoo — Police have arrested a man suspected in two assaults on Western Michigan University's campus.
Okemos — A new smartphone application has been developed that will provide users with information about Michigan's parks and other recreational opportunities.
Jackson — Hundreds of miles and thousands of dollars later, the "Michigan Stilt Walker" is wrapping up his latest trek across the state.
Sheridan Township — Authorities in western Michigan say a pilot escaped without injury after a single engine plane crashed and overturned near a rural ...
Saginaw — Saginaw police say two 14-year-olds were shot while sitting in a car. They're expected to live.
A former Westland man was shot and killed at his Toledo-area home over the weekend, the victim of a home invasion, police said.
With an estimated 30,000 attendees expected between Friday and Sunday, the convention is proving that superheroes certainly have their following.
Lexington — Carol Connell remembers well the gift she gave Sara Ylen, a friend seemingly forced to bear too much misery. Ylen, a Michigan mother of two young ...
Detroit - When Michelle Brown went into labor, there was one person who wasn't there to share in her joy. Her grandmother Jeannette Watson was scheduled for ...
Grosse Pointe Park — Neighbors in the 1300 block of Wayburn Street were shocked to hear of the homicide of a 35-year-old woman as the peace in the ...
Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr may place more safeguards to ensure Detroit’s pension trustees are spending money wisely in the wake of a scheduled trip by some ...
Detroit — Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan told members of the Detroit City Council and other supporters not to let the struggling city collapse ...
Grosse Pointe Park — Police have taken a suspect into custody after an attempted firebombing of the home of a prominent local family early Friday morning.
Detroit - The Wayne County Executive's Office and the Sheriff's Department came together Saturday to hold"Groceries for Guns," a gun buyback, on the city's ...
A tiny insect with a voracious appetite has found its way to Metro Detroit and soon could pose a big threat to Michigan’s fruit and vegetable crops. Called the ...
Dearborn — The Arab International Festival will not be returning this summer as planned, organizers said Friday.
Royal Oak — A charming pair of baby warthogs — with their gray, wrinkly skin, elongated snouts and long, tasseled tails — are frolicking around the Detroit ...
A Birmingham entrepreneur wants to turn more than 80 acres of vacant land once owned by General Motors Co. in Pontiac into a destination for car enthusiasts ...
On an extended drive-about from Australia, Brendan Edgerton parked his $150 right-hand drive 1989 Holden Commodore at the entrance to the Henry Ford Museum. He ...
The Detroit News analyzed 200,000 pages of Detroit data on property taxes and found that nearly half of the owners of Detroit’s 305,000 properties failed to pay their tax bills last year. The findings prompted a two-day series and an interactive map showing percentage of taxes paid by census tract.
Follow the progress and the protests as emergency manager Kevyn Orr tries to guide the city onto firmer financial footing.
Follow our day-by-day, expanded coverage of the public corruption trial of Kilpatrick, his father Bernard and contractor Bobby Ferguson in federal court.
An in-depth look at the city’s crime problem: the human toll, its impact on the region and the struggle for solutions.
Reports on the FBI's investigation of corruption in the administration of Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano
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