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Michigan police officer helps rescue woman who fell into icy waters, began to 'go numb'

January 29, 2020

Michigan police officer helps rescue woman who fell into icy waters, began to 'go numb'

A woman in Michigan survived a plunge into icy water while fishing on Monday thanks to some bystanders who kept her from going under and a police officer who helped haul her to safety.

General Motors to build Cruise Origin electric self-driving shuttle, electric trucks in Detroit

January 27, 2020

General Motors to build Cruise Origin electric self-driving shuttle, electric trucks in Detroit

All-in on all-electric.

Michigan bank calls police on black customer trying to deposit settlement check from a racial discrimination lawsuit

January 24, 2020

Michigan bank calls police on black customer trying to deposit settlement check from a racial discrimination lawsuit

A black Air Force veteran is accusing a Detroit-area bank of refusing to deposit money he was awarded in a racial discrimination lawsuit against his employer and calling the police because of his race.

2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray's wheels stolen in Detroit, and it's not even on sale yet

January 23, 2020

2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray's wheels stolen in Detroit, and it's not even on sale yet

It's a hot car, but this is ridiculous.

Michigan woman claims microblading left her with infected blisters under eyebrows

January 22, 2020

Michigan woman claims microblading left her with infected blisters under eyebrows

She said she is speaking out to warn others about doing their research before booking such procedures.

Supreme Court pushes forward Flint water crisis victims' case, says city officials not immune to prosecution

January 22, 2020

Supreme Court pushes forward Flint water crisis victims' case, says city officials not immune to prosecution

The Supreme Court on Tuesday paved the way for a case filed by victims of the Flint, Mich., water crisis to advance, rejecting an appeal from city officials who argued they were protected under "qualified immunity” from being sued after at least 12 died and many more were sickened when the city switched its water supply in 2014.

Michigan man finds more than $43G in couch he bought from store

January 17, 2020

Michigan man finds more than $43G in couch he bought from store

Howard Kirby of Michigan got the surprise of his life last month when he found over $43,000 in cash inside a couch he'd purchased, at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Owosso.

House Democrat Dingell says she's 'scared' about division of the country as impeachment trial begins

January 17, 2020

House Democrat Dingell says she's 'scared' about division of the country as impeachment trial begins

After the Senate impeachment trial began yesterday, Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., on Friday raised concern about the aftermath of the impeachment against President Trump on the divided condition among the American people.

Underage Amish men plead guilty to alcohol-related disturbance, lying to police after horse-and-buggy incident

January 9, 2020

Underage Amish men plead guilty to alcohol-related disturbance, lying to police after horse-and-buggy incident

Four Amish men pleaded guilty Wednesday to causing an alcohol-related disturbance and lying to police about their identities in a small Michigan town late last month, according to a report.

Judge orders mental exam for Michigan man accused of gruesome murder after Grindr 'date'

January 8, 2020

Judge orders mental exam for Michigan man accused of gruesome murder after Grindr 'date'

Mental competency and forensic evaluations have been ordered for a man charged in the slaying and mutilation of a Michigan man he met on Grindr, a dating app for the LGBT community, according to reports.