December 24, 2020 'Lost Girl' brought to the US amid Sudan war connects with surviving family member after 30 years In a year pockmarked by an ongoing pandemic, the type of tragedy that brings faded war memories back to life, Rebecca Deng has a reason to truly celebrate Christmas in her snow-dusted home of Holland, Mich., this year.
December 24, 2020 Woman sent photos of mutilated body to MI election official who initially refused to certify Biden win: FBI A woman was arrested in New Hampshire for making threats against – and sending pictures of a naked, mutilated body to – a Michigan election official who had initially refused to certify local votes in favor of Joe Biden, according to officials.
December 24, 2020 White House intern with autism changes laws and opens hearts Xavier DeGroat, a Michigan college student, just completed a landmark internship at the White House, adding to an already impressive list of accomplishments for someone who was once counted out because of his disability.
December 23, 2020 Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer grants clemency to 4 prisoners: reports Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday granted clemency to four prisoners, making them immediately eligible for parole consideration, according to reports.
December 23, 2020 Detroit suing Black Lives Matter activists for ‘civil conspiracy’: report The city of Detroit is trying a new tack during a year in which it, like many other U.S. cities, saw violent protests and destruction in the streets.
December 22, 2020 EPA finalizes ‘lead and copper rule’ aimed at protecting children and communities The Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday announced a new rule that will speed up how it notifies homeowners and buildings when they have been exposed to lead-contaminated water.
December 19, 2020 Michigan governor blames White House 'corruption or ineptitude' for shortage of planned vaccines Federal delays in Pfizer vaccine distributions have left states wondering when they can expect shipments, as COVID cases spike nationally.
December 18, 2020 Michigan bowling alley owner 'shocked' by response after penning viral obituary for business The coronavirus shutdown is killing a beloved Michigan bowling alley, the owner shared in a viral post online, but the response, he told "Fox & Friends," has been "absolutely overwhelming."
December 18, 2020 Man wins lawsuit against parents who tossed $25G 'trove of porn' The man's father said he did his son "a big favor" by disposing of the collection.
December 17, 2020 Michigan man stabs parents after asked to turn off video game, stepdad dies A Detroit-area man, upset that his parents asked him to turn off his video game while in their bedroom last week so they could go to sleep, flew into a rage and stabbed them, with his stepdad succumbing to his injuries days later, authorities said.
