Funeral Tuesday for Trooper Dragged Behind Trailer

Visitation and the funeral will both be in Fenton, and burial will follow at Fairview Cemetery in Linden.

Fallen Trooper / Home Invasion / Child Porn Investigation / Buckeyes Fan's Big Worry / 2016 White House Race: Michigan Reads

If you miss a day on Patch, you miss a lot. Catch up here with some of the week’s top stories.

The Best YouTube Stars to Energize Your Fitness and Health

Stay inspired with your workout and nutrition goals by following some of today's hottest health-focused YouTube stars.

Metro Detroit Has Some of the Best Mac-and-Cheese in America: Thrillist

Mac-and-cheese has come a long way since Thomas Jefferson served it at a state dinner in 1802.

Staying Motivated and Seeing Lasting Results

Trying to stick to a consistent fitness routine with a busy schedule? Follow these rules to help you stay motivated for the long haul.

Michigan 'Wow!' Houses: Look What's Yours for $1.35 Million

Estates in Canton, Bloomfield Hills and West Bloomfield are featured Michigan Wow Houses this week.

Michigan Part of Major Heroin, Opioid Pipeline

U.S. attorneys, authorities from six states convene in Detroit to discuss ways to combat drug traffickers looking for new markets.

Sweaty, Not Sweater, Weather on Tap for Early September

On Sept. 3, 1953, it was 100 degrees in Detroit. It may not get that hot this year, but don’t put away summer clothes yet.

Michigan Catholic Conference Latest Data Hack Target

Though firewalls were in place, workers’ names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses, salaries and other information compromised.

Fallen Trooper Loved His Family, God and Serving the Public

Trooper was dragged behind a trailer for several miles after his department-issued motorcycle was struck Friday.

Michigan State Trooper Dragged By Car Dies

Trooper Chad H. Wolf was patrolling on his department-issued motorcycle when he was struck and dragged several miles.

UPDATED: Michigan Police Trooper Critically Injured in Traffic Stop

Trooper struck while making a traffic stop in Oakland County.

Weekend Weather Spells Bad News for 'Supermoon' Fans

Summer looks to make a return to the metro.

Suspect in Bus Stabbing to be Arraigned on Murder Charges

Police said Tiffanie Edwards, 29, turned herself in after police received multiple calls identifying her.

What New Baltimore-Chesterfield Parents Need to Know About Vaccine Waivers

The rules have changed. Getting an immunization waiver is no longer as simple as filing for one through the school district.

What is a 'Supermoon?' August's Will Be The First Of Three In A Row

The moon will look a little bigger in the sky Saturday. What are the chances you’ll see it in Metro Detroit?

State Police Warn of Phony Cop on I-696

Motorist reportedly approached another motorist, with red and blue lights flashing. But he wasn’t a real cop.

Just in Time for Labor Day 2015, Michigan's Best Beach Bets

Summer’s last hurrah is just around the corner. Here’s a ranking from Thrillist of the best beach towns in Michigan. Do you agree?

Woman Fatally Stabbed After Bumping Another Passenger on Bus

The suspect remains at large, and police have asked the public's help in finding her.

11th annual Detroit Uncorked

Join over 800 fellow wine enthusiasts and food lovers at the 11th annual Detroit Uncorked to benefit Gleaners Community Food Bank.

Casting Call: Movie Producers Looking for Paid Extras

“Looking for Alaska,” a film based on John Green’s New York Times best-selling novel, will be filmed in Metro Detroit this fall.

Should UM Tell Parents About Kids' Underage Drinking?

University of Michigan's new pilot program will alert parents if their child is caught violating alcohol and drug policies. Should it?

Does the ACT Think Michigan Students Are Ready for College?

The national high school testing house released its national results Wednesday. Find out how the state's class of 2015 scored.

Study: Car Owners Don't Care About All Those Bells and Whistles

Disinterest in using in-vehicle technologies was highest among Gen Y millennials.

Prof From E. Lansing Resigns at Northwestern Over Academic Freedom

Medical professor Alicia Dreger's departure is in response to the handling of an essay about a sexual encounter between a nurse and patient.

DIA Proposes $625,185 Compensation Plan for Execs

Taxpayers would pick up a fraction of executive compensation – about $49,000 – under plan museum chairman says is overdue

Stakes High in Michigan as GOP Candidates Close in on Clinton

Six GOP hopefuls – Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, John Kasich, Rand Paul and Scott Walker – to speak at Mackinac Conference..

Paul McCartney to Play Detroit Oct. 21: How to Get Tickets

The ex-Beatle added five North American shows to his “Out There” tour.

Detroit, Michigan Make Big Leaps in Small Business Friendliness Survey

In 2014, Detroit received a “C” in Thumbtack survey and Michigan received a “D.”

Man Offered Girl Selling Lemonade Cash for Sex: Police

Police said suspect, who allegedly offered teen $40 in exchange for sex, matches description of suspect in other stranger danger reports.

Gas Prices At Their Lowest Seasonally Since 2004: Find the Cheapest Gas in Your Area

And they’re only expected to keep going down.

Probe of Lawmakers in Sex Scandal Shows Misconduct, Misuse of Tax Money

Findings will be reviewed by an attorney before the full report is made public.

Joe Louis Arena Expected to Make Big Paul McCartney Announcement

The Joe Louis Arena tweeted Monday about a big announcement Tuesday concerning Paul McCartney’s #OUTTHERE tour.

Officials Warn Products Sold at Metro Detroit Farmer's Markets May Contain Botulism

Anyone who bought the affected products should dispose of them immediately, following special precautions.

Oakland County Tobacco Sting Reveals Big Surprise

Teens try to buy tobacco in annual undercover operation to control sales of tobacco products to minors.

Man Injured by Exploding E-Cigarette; Congresswoman Urges FDA Oversight

A veteran who survived tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan was severely injured when vapor pen exploded in his hand.

Should You Retire in Metro Detroit? No, According to New Analysis

New study from WalletHub uses Retirement Confidence Survey in study that shows Detroit is one of the worst places in the country to retire.

11 Things to Check Off the Family Bucket List Before School Starts

Kids head back to school after Labor Day. There’s still time to squeeze in family fun with events, many of them free, around the metro.

Top Schools / Sex Scandal Oldest U.S. Vet Dies / Personal Flamethrowers / Chimp Dies / Legal Cussing: Top Michigan Reads

If you miss a day on Patch, you miss a lot. Catch up on some to the top stories from the past week.

One of America's Most-Dangerous Jobs May Surprise You

Think the most dangerous jobs in America are firefighting, policing, soldiering and lumber-jacking? You’re right. But Fido’s a danger, too.