‘I wasn’t going to cower in my house,’ said man who shot Renisha McBride on porch
Theodore Wafer said he was defending himself when he opened his front door and shot a 19-year-old in the face.
2 arrested after FBI raids house in connection with Armada teen’s murder
FBI agents and state police raided a rural St. Clair County home Wednesday as part of an investigation into the murder of a 14-year-old Armada girl.
Police unveil sketch of man of interest in murder of Armada teen
The FBI also joined the search and was knocking on doors looking for information.
Michigan man quickly fired for hanging doll of President Obama in noose
The owner of Taylor Moving & Storage in Brighton said he was outraged after learning an Obama doll was tied up in one of his trucks.
President Obama doll spotted hanging from noose inside truck of Brighton-based business
The photo began circulating on Facebook and Twitter, provoking outrage.
Napoleon relies on out-of-staters for 42% of campaign cash in last period
Napoleon raised $37,000 from CEOs, attorneys and contractors from other states, compared to $21,500 from Detroiters.
Aftermath of Tigers Opening Day: Red cups, blood, rotting food, vomit, broken windows & beer bottles
Cars left in parking lots were broken into. Wind-blown red cups drifted onto exit ramps. Shards of glass were scattered across busy streets and sidewalks.
Records: Mayoral candidate Benny Napoleon bankrolled campaign with big suburban donations
Napoleon has relied on suburban builders, developers, CEOs, lawyers and business owners to bankroll his campaigns.