Body of burned baby found in Detroit home
Authorities are trying to determine what happened to the 16-month-old baby.
Grosse Pointe man who sold human heads accused in body-brokering case
The former morgue attendant has a sketchy past at the University of Michigan.
Findings: 1 of 5 vacant buildings gushes with running water in Detroit
The city is woefully behind in shutting off water to thousands of vacant buildings – at a cost to all water users.
Grosse Pointe opens internal investigation into cops’ racially charged videos
Most of the racist videos are shot from squad cars while African American men were told to sing or dance. One of the subjects was even in the back of police cars.
Wayne State under fire for inhumane experiments on dogs
At least one dog died after having nine devices implanted in her.
Treasurer Dillon: ‘I guess I need to leave town like Pugh’
Dillon’s wife was threatening to expose the Democrat for sending her racially charged text messages.
Prosecutor mulls charges against Treasurer Dillon
The Democrat is accused of assaulting his wife in a furious effort to hide racially charged text messages.
Arson investigators a no-show at Detroit fire-bombing
The apartment building was severely damaged, displacing more than 20 residents.
Analysis: How Council President Pugh fell from grace
A man of two sides, Pugh can be charming, temperamental, progressive, juvenile.
Suspect arrested after Art Van family targeted in firebombing attempt at Grosse Pointe home
The homemade bomb fizzled out before it caught fire at the Whittier home of Art Van Furniture President Gary Van Elslander.