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"How did he not matter?": Mother files federal lawsuit alleging son's remains were left in a parking lot and garbage bin after a deadly Inkster crash.

Kellie James describes her sister, Kassandra Merrow, 56, as “funny, witty,” and “very smart,” but she hasn’t seen her face or heard her laugh for over seven years.

The family of a Macomb County woman who was left to die in the street last winter is asking for witnesses to come forward before the man accused in her death is sentenced.

A well-known Michigan football tailgater is the subject of three complaints that have been sent to the state’s Attorney General.

Morgan Wallen tickets. Meet-and-greets. University of Michigan game tickets. Signed memorabilia—it’s all at the center of what dozens of people are calling an elaborate scam.

Two Metro Detroit women will spend years in federal prison after being convicted of stealing properties from Detroiters facing potential tax foreclosure.

Former residents of Vista Maria gathered Tuesday evening in Allen Park for what organizers described as the largest survivor meet-up since a lawsuit was filed accusing the Dearborn Heights nonprofit of years of abuse and systemic failures.

The family of 19-year-old Roland Moore says they spent years visiting his gravesite, believing he was buried alone, until they learned a decade later that another person had been placed in the same grave.

A man prosecutors say is a “practiced and heartless grifter” has been released from custody after making bond.

A Livonia family tragedy: Four loved ones lost in a rare act of violence, leaving a community in shock and searching for answers.

A Livonia family tragedy: Four loved ones lost in a rare act of violence, leaving a community in shock and searching for answers.

He’s a “heartless grifter” who scammed more than 25 people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, officials say. For the past several months, we’ve been investigating a Dearborn man facing a slew of allegations.

A newly obtained independent investigation into allegations involving Woodhaven Mayor Patricia Odette found that many of the most serious accusations against her could not be substantiated, while also concluding that some concerns regarding city resources, health insurance coverage, and administrative practices were valid.

An alleged auto scam that spans multiple southeast Michigan cities and counties, and reaches into another state, has left more than 25 people out hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to police.