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Michigan girls kick, throw coffee to fight off kidnapper, police say

August 14, 2018

Michigan girls kick, throw coffee to fight off kidnapper, police say

A grown man was no match for a group of girls who used kicks, hits and coffee to to fend off their potential kidnapper.

Woman bit by Secret Service dog during Mike Pence's visit to Michigan

August 11, 2018

Woman bit by Secret Service dog during Mike Pence's visit to Michigan

A woman said she was transported to the hospital after a U.S. Secret Service dog bit her outside the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel in Grand Rapids, Mich., where Vice President Mike Pence was attending a “unity rally.”

Mexican citizen previously deported with long rap sheet arrested in US for 10th time

August 10, 2018

Mexican citizen previously deported with long rap sheet arrested in US for 10th time

A Mexican citizen who has been arrested by U.S. border agents at least nine times dating back to 2000 was re-arrested for a 10th time on Tuesday.

Army recruiters brave storm to save American flag toppled by strong winds

August 10, 2018

Army recruiters brave storm to save American flag toppled by strong winds

Two Army recruiters in Michigan jumped into action to rescue a fallen American flag after severe weather swept through the area recently.

Trump-backed Shuette wins GOP nod for governor in Michigan

August 8, 2018

Trump-backed Shuette wins GOP nod for governor in Michigan

State Attorney General Bill Schuette won the Republican nomination for governor of Michigan on Tuesday night, defeating three other candidates vying to fill the seat to be vacated by conservative Gov. Rick Snyder.

Michigan GOP Senate candidates already readying for primary: 'We want to beat Debbie Stabenow'

August 7, 2018

Michigan GOP Senate candidates already readying for primary: 'We want to beat Debbie Stabenow'

John James came to cast his ballot at the Old Orchard Methodist church in Farmington Hills, Mich., with his son Hudson riding on his shoulders and the wind at his back.

Michigan man creates 'Amish Uber' with horse and buggy

August 7, 2018

Michigan man creates 'Amish Uber' with horse and buggy

A Michigan Amish man is jumping into the ride-sharing business – even without a car or smart phone.

Tuesday's primaries a test of Trump's influence, hold potential for upsets: A look at the races to watch

August 7, 2018

Tuesday's primaries a test of Trump's influence, hold potential for upsets: A look at the races to watch

Several states are holding primary elections Tuesday, including some contests that could prove pivotal in determining whether Republicans or Democrats will control the Senate next year.

Michigan beachgoers form human chains to rescue swimmers, as 2 drown in rough waves

August 6, 2018

Michigan beachgoers form human chains to rescue swimmers, as 2 drown in rough waves

Michigan beachgoers formed human chains into Lake Michigan on Sunday to help rescue swimmers caught in rough waves that were blamed for two deaths and three-near drownings.

White Michigan officer who said he suffered discrimination after learning he's part black settles lawsuit

July 31, 2018

White Michigan officer who said he suffered discrimination after learning he's part black settles lawsuit

A white police officer in Hastings, Michigan has reportedly settled a lawsuit with the city after he claimed his coworkers taunted him after genetic ancestry test revealed he was part black.