Pam Warfle had to leave her autistic son in the hospital with COVID-19. She begged to stay, to no avail. Then her mom got the virus, too.
Author: Tresa Baldas, Detroit Free Press
‘They’re amateurs’: Feds say plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was dangerous, poorly planned
U.S. Magistrate Judge Sally Berens agreed the government had probable cause to charge the six defendants, despite objections by defense lawyers.
How the FBI spent months tracking the plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
Here’s how the federal government thwarted an effort to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, according to court records, the FBI, police and prosecutors.
6 years later, Michigan ‘I can’t breathe’ case may reopen amid protests
The Michigan attorney general was asked to review the 2014 death of a Michigan man who died after mall cops pinned him to the floor. No charges were filed.
Mom with COVID-19 delivers twins as husband faced death: ‘Let me live’
A woman pregnant with twins drove herself to the hospital when her water broke. She and her husband both had COVID-19.
Catholic parishioners sue to get back ousted priest accused of molestation
In a novel lawsuit, parishioners claim their Detroit priest was falsely accused of sex abuse, framed by church leaders, and are suing to get him back.
He got a settlement from a race discrimination lawsuit. A bank wouldn’t cash the check
A man had just received his settlement from a race discrimination lawsuit. But when he went to the bank to deposit the checks, the police were called.
Spirit Airlines passenger: Cabin crew didn’t take my groping allegation seriously
A Michigan college student says she was sexually assaulted on a Spirit Airlines flight, but that flight attendants treated her like an annoyance.
2009 Christmas Day underwear bomb maker killed, White House confirms
The confessed terrorist crafted a bomb that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab wore aboard a Detroit-bound airplane on Christmas Day in 2009.
80-year-old woman lived in filth. Nobody knew until she was found dead, eaten by her dog.
For years, Sally Honeycheck, 80, lived in squalor. No one knew, until her cousin found her body.