Jennifer Han had left the Bastille Day fireworks display when she saw a chaotic crowd running from the beach.
More than 36,000 Americans were killed, 103,000 were wounded and 8,127 were listed as missing in action in America's "forgotten war."
Former Wayne County Prosecutor Teana Walsh resigned over Facebook post made during the Baltimore Riots last year.
Wayne County parks levy renewal and zoo millage on ballot, along with state representative and judicial races.
The Whitmore-Bolles pool closed in 2010 and was demolished in 2014. In 2017, a splash pad will open at the site.
Democrats will choose candidate to replace House District 11 Rep. Julie Plawecki, who died June 25 while hiking with her family in Oregon.
A key question is why Pvt. Raheel Siddiqui was supervised by a drill instructor already under investigation for hazing minority recruits.
The discussion will focus on policy and community solutions needed to confront Alzheimer’s disease.
County officials credit the decline to reduced interest rates and federal aid available to homeowners.
The move accommodates the needs of the city’s growing Muslim population.
The ship is a fast, agile and designed for a variety of missions in coastal waters as well as humanitarian relief missions.
Parks budget includes upgrades at parks managed by cities and townships, as well as development of first-ever parks master plan.
Counterfeit NFL, NHL and MLB championship rings seized at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
Michigan congresswoman says residents of heavily Muslim district are “as American as any I know.”
Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Dearborn, and Rep. Fred Upton, R-St. Joseph, both got a mention in the unscientific ranking.
Trump has singled out Ford Motor Co. with threats to impose tariffs up to 40 percent on car parts produced in Mexico.
Former Detroit Public Schools administrator accused of billing district for tutoring services that were never delivered.
Former secretary of state, who lost the Michigan primary to rival Bernie Sanders, will speak to thousands of union members at Cobo Center.
U.S. Supreme Court offers no explanation for silence on “heckler’s veto” case pitting Wayne County deputies against Christian extremists.
A maximum of seven tires per vehicle will be accepted in drop-off disposal at Department of Public Works Yard.
The National Organization of Black County Officials named Warren C. Evans its 2016 County Executive of the Year.
U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell wants answers on possible hazing in Taylor Marine's nearly 40-foot fall into a barracks stairwell at boot camp.
A prominent scholar of Islam from southeast Michigan is among 10 Muslim-American leaders targeted for death by ISIS.
City Council president: “The message is very loud and clear: there is zero tolerance for this type of behavior, business activity ...”
Residents worry that clubs along Michigan Avenue make western part of the city unsafe.
Judge erred when she said she couldn’t impose a sentence lower than one prescribed in sentencing guidelines, Appeals Court panel rules.
A federal lawsuits challenges a federal program that lists more than one million people as 'suspected or known terrorists.'
Surplus of $5.7 million recorded, with $20 million and $10 million available, respectively, for union bargaining and pension contributions.
Eric Sabree, the chief deputy treasurer for the past five years, replaces Richard Hathaway, who resigned unexpectedly last month.
When he began his 10-month jail sentence, state senator was still drawing $71,685 salary and benefits.
The 19th District Court will waive late fees during its annual amnesty program.
Proposed ordinance would restrict where people can smoke in some parks and ban it outright in others.
The former city hall building recognized with 2016 Governor’s Awards for Historic Preservation.
Internal investigation revealed claims of religious discrimination were false, Dearborn police officials say.
Democrat Roxanne McDonald says she will make school funding and education initiatives priorities if elected.
City officials expect Veterans Park and War Memorial to be dedicated after Dearborn’s big Memorial Day Parade.
Fox News's Bret Baier hosted the Democratic town hall ahead of Tuesday's Michigan presidential primry election.
Heroin and opioids were the drugs of choice in 1,001 of the 1,745 drug overdose deaths in 2014, Michigan health officials said.
National Consumer Protection Week is March 6-12. Here’s what irked Michigan consumers most in 2015.
Pamela Tribby stole more than 300 identities and applied for benefits that totaled more than $500,000, the government said.