TV Warning System: Zombies are attacking people in northern Michigan
Families watching “Barney and Friends” in northern Michigan got the scare of their lives Monday afternoon.
City Council won’t give up Belle Isle, snubs Mayor Bing’s threats to close 50 parks
Council President Charles Pugh said the city can improve the nation’s largest municipal park on its own by charging entrance fees, opening up a winery and launching events such as concerts.
1 dead, 8 injured in firebombing at home in Detroit; investigation is ongoing
Now some are questioning whether the victims’ fate would have been different if the closest rigs – Engine 47 and Ladder 30 – weren’t out of service, which has become a grave and growing problem.
Gov. Snyder closer to selecting emergency manager to appoint over Detroit
Snyder reportedly is waiting to hear back from the unidentified candidate this week on whether he or she will take the job.
Fire races through house packed with 9 people, injuring at least 4 on Detroit’s east side
It’s a nightmare scenario: Firefighters arrive to a blaze to find the home stuffed with people and smoke.
Mayor Bing delivers bonuses to high-level police after rank-and-file cops get pay cuts
It’s the second time in less than two months that Bing’s administration has handed out bonuses to nonunion employees.
Suburban woman found dead in bullet-riddled SUV on I-75 in Detroit, closing freeway
The victim was 32-year-old Jennifer Ann Scavone of Sterling Heights, police said today.
Say what?! Conservative Republican champions legalization of medical pot dispensaries
Callton is scrambling to introduce legislation that would legalize dispensaries because many patients don’t have access to pot.
Fire at Sin City Diciples Motorcycle Club remains a mystery – as do the owner’s whereabouts
The Jan. 29 fire raced through the cement-and-brick building on Gratiot just south of I-94, causing ammunition to explode.
What’s Mayor Bing hiding? Crews flatten 10 city blocks in 10 days. Church, school, houses gone
In just two weeks, demolition crews flattened 10 blocks on the lower east side, leveling homes, a 19th-century church, school, and trees on the lower east side.