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Sterling Heights man to be arraigned in backpage.com case
Authorities expect to charge a 34-year-old Sterling Heights man with mutilating and transporting four corpses in December, officials said Friday.
Ex-Michigan Protectors member: I'm trying to help
A costumed ex-member of the Michigan Protectors group of so-called real-life superheroes who is facing an assault case says he's just trying to help others with crime-fighting efforts.
Crime fighter 'Bee Sting' writes jailhouse letter
Adam Besso goes by the nickname Bee Sting' is charged with assault after gun goes off in Flint-area mobile home park A costumed ex-member of the Michigan Protectors group of so-called real-life superheroes who is facing an assault case says he's just trying to help others with crime-fighting efforts.
In the 1960s, Greg Reid worked with high school friends Joe and John Clawson at their dad's Ford and Mercury dealership in Almont.
Photo Gallery: 384 Names Were Called During Royal Oak High School's Graduation
With a graduating class of 384 students, Royal Oak High School seniors and their families and friends filled the gymnasium at the high school on Thursday night for the class of 2012's graduation ceremonies.
Free stuff: Win Tickets to 'Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted'
See "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" at 11 a.m. Saturday at the MJR Marketplace Sterling Heights Digital Cinema 20, 35400 Van Dyke Ave., Sterling Heights.
Arab Orchestra ignites passion
Michael Ibrahim with other members of the Michigan Arab Orchestra rehearsing at Wayne State University.
DMC study: Chilled blankets reduced infant death rates and cerebral palsy
Kierra Cain is a healthy, active Sterling Heights fifth grader because Detroit doctors at her traumatic birth 10 years ago cooled her with a chilled blanket to keep her alive.
Troy police investigating multiple-car accident
The folk-music icon, 89, died Tuesday, after a fall last week at his home in Deep Gap, N.C. Father's Day is right around the corner, and when it comes to gifts, one size does not fit all.
Man linked to Backpage murders in court
A key court hearing is scheduled for a Detroit-area man accused of moving the bodies of four women linked to online ads for adult dating services.
Royal Oak High School Graduation: What You Need to Know
The roughly 360 graduating Royal Oak High School seniors are ready to go, but it's likely their parents and guests aren't totally sure about all the details for Thursday's commencement exercises.
With the new numbers coming out on medical marijuana use here in the Mitten State , eyebrows are being raised over pot use, sick children and what the Bible instructs.
Public Enemy pumps up Movement crowd; daily attendance hits record
A set of hip-hop classics marked the close of Movement's second day as Public Enemy kicked up an... If you plan to let your patriotic colors fly today in honor of Memorial Day, do right by Old Glory... Crowds dance to the grooves at Movement Electronic Music Festival in Detroit, Sunday, May 27, 2012.
Police: Drunken driver left children alone
Police have informed child protective services of a motorist arrested recently on suspicion of drunken driving who had left two small children alone and unsupervised in a Holiday Inn Express on Woodward.
Memorial Day Guide to Parades and Services
Memorial Day weekend - the first holiday weekend of summer, as it's called, is a few days away - a time for parades, picnics and perhaps a cottage-opening trip up north.
"BeeSting" ordered to stand trial
Adam Besso a costumed activist from Sterling Heights faces charges in an incident last month involving a shotgun and body armor at a Burton mobile home park.
Shotgun-wielding superhero bound over to circuit court, attorney says he acted in self defense
A shotgun-wielding superhero accused of assaulting a man at a Burton mobile home park will be forced to answer to the charges in Genesee Circuit Court, a district court judge ruled today.
Memorial Day Guide to Parades and Services in Macomb and Beyond
Memorial Day weekend - the first holiday weekend of summer, as it's called, is a few days away - a time for parades, picnics and perhaps a cottage-opening trip up north.
Briefs: Judge to issue opinion in Rosa Parks estate case
A Wayne County Probate judge said Tuesday he'll issue a written opinion on a motion seeking to remove him from proceedings in the six-year legal battle over the estate of civil rights icon Rosa Parks.