Michigan

Nigerian Brothers Plead Guilty In Sexual Exploitation Ring Linked To Teen's Suicide

The death of a Michigan teenager sparked an investigation that led authorities to an international ring targeting teen boys and young men.
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Michigan Cops Endorse Trump, Who Salutes Followers Accused Of Assaulting Police

It's the second state police union endorsement for Donald Trump, who regularly glorifies those charged with, or even convicted of, beating, gassing and tasing officers on Jan. 6.
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Michigan Rep. Says Buses At Airport Were Full of ‘Illegal Invaders’ But They Were Athletes

A state senator called Rep. Matthew Maddock’s social media post “dangerous.”
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Brother Of Rep. Dan Kildee Slain By Family Member In Michigan Home, Sheriff Says

The 27-year-old suspect, who was not identified by name, is now in custody.
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Michigan School Shooter's Dad Called 911 About Missing Gun

A jury heard a frantic 911 call made in 2021 by James Crumbley, the father of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley.
By ED WHITE, AP

Fake Surveillance Camera Next To Ballot Drop Box Investigated As ‘Voter Intimidation’

Authorities in a Michigan township say the fake camera was programmed to flash when voters approached the drop box.
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More Than 100,000 Voters Sent A Message To The White House — And Here's How They Did It

Michigan organizers got 100,000 people to vote “uncommitted” and send a message to President Joe Biden about his policy in Gaza. Their effort likely won’t be the last.
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Ex-NY Jets Star Rescues 80-Year-Old Man Being Beaten in Locker Room

"That’s what you do,” the ex-Michigan Wolverine said.
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Trump Wins Caucuses In Missouri And Idaho, Sweeps Michigan GOP Convention

Donald Trump won caucuses in Idaho and Missouri and swept the delegate haul at a party convention in Michigan.
By Jonathan J. Cooper, AP

Woman Missing For 7 Years Found In Motel Room 'Held Against Her Will'

Detectives in Michigan are investigating the woman's disappearance to determine if human trafficking is involved.
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