Michigan - Page 494

Horse tail-hacking cases rising in Michigan, motive unclear

May 10, 2016

Horse tail-hacking cases rising in Michigan, motive unclear

Reports of equine tail-hacking cases are on the rise in Michigan and though authorities are asking people to be on the lookout for perpetrators, it remains unclear if the motivation behind targeting horses and ponies is for play or profit.

Equine tail-hacking cases rising in Michigan, motive unclear

May 10, 2016

Equine tail-hacking cases rising in Michigan, motive unclear

Equine tail-hacking cases are on the rise in Michigan and though authorities are asking people to be on the lookout for perpetrators, it remains unclear if the motivation behind targeting horses and ponies is for play or profit.

In Flint crisis, questions grow over quest for pipeline

May 9, 2016

In Flint crisis, questions grow over quest for pipeline

National attention in the Flint water crisis has focused on how children were poisoned with lead-tainted drinking water.

Flint water crisis doctor to graduates: Fight for justice

May 6, 2016

Flint water crisis doctor to graduates: Fight for justice

A doctor credited with bringing Flint's water crisis to light after state agencies initially dismissed her concerns told Michigan State University graduates Friday to "raise your hands" and fight for justice.

Two people hurt in shooting along Detroit freeway

May 6, 2016

Two people hurt in shooting along Detroit freeway

Authorities say two people have been shot while traveling in a car on Interstate 94 in Detroit, leaving part of the freeway closed.

Feds say Michigan man stole more than $400,000 in counterfeit postage scam

May 6, 2016

Feds say Michigan man stole more than $400,000 in counterfeit postage scam

A suburban Detroit businessman was charged with using counterfeit postage labels to scam more than $400,000 out of the U.S. Postal Service.

Suspect accused of spraying liquid laced with mouse poison on store food charged

May 6, 2016

Suspect accused of spraying liquid laced with mouse poison on store food charged

A Michigan man suspected of spraying a contaminant on unpackaged food at grocery stores faces four charges of poisoning food.

Couple reportedly avoids jail time in case of overdue library books

May 5, 2016

Couple reportedly avoids jail time in case of overdue library books

A couple in Michigan faced possible jail time for failing to return two library books over the past two years -- but managed to avoid the slammer by paying fees, according to a local report Wednesday.

Michigan woman's body found in attic; friend arrested

May 4, 2016

Michigan woman's body found in attic; friend arrested

A Michigan man was arrested Wednesday after police said a friend of his from grade school was found wrapped and tucked away in an attic near the man’s bedroom, The Detroit Free Press reported.

Detroit teachers end 2-day sick-out as union spars over paychecks

May 4, 2016

Detroit teachers end 2-day sick-out as union spars over paychecks

Detroit schools reopened Wednesday after teachers who had called out sick for two days received assurances from the financially struggling district that they would continue to be paid.