Investigation Closed: Missing Woman Found, Officials Say

A Bedford Township teen was reported missing Aug. 7, now officials say the feared disappearance never happened.

Kids Killing Kids,Guilty in Porch Shooting, Monster Winter, Disgraced Cancer Doc, Back to School: Michigan News Digest

Also, an autopsy report shows an Armada teen whose body was found by two joggers died of blunt head trauma and strangulation.

Dearborn Heights Man Guilty in Porch Shooting

Theodore Wafer could face life in prison when he is sentenced Aug. 21 on second-degree murder, manslaughter and felony firearms convictions.

Another Monster Winter May Be Shaping Up for Michigan

Brutally cold temperatures expected again, but El Niño weather pattern is a bit of a wild card.

Boy, 12, Charged as Adult in Playground Stabbing of 9-Year-Old as Community Struggles to Understand Tragedy

Stabbing victim’s family has compassion for his attacker. Their pain is “not to be taken lightly,” great uncle says.

Replicas of Columbus Ships Nina and Pinta Return to Wyandotte

Public invited to tour authentic reproductions of the historic vessels during only 2014 visit to eastern Michigan.

Report: Armada Teen Died of Blunt Head Trauma, Asphyxia

No arrests in the death of 14-year-old April Millsap, whose dog, Penny, led joggers to her body along a recreational trail.

Mob Victim Experiences 'Pure Love,' Kym Worthy Fights for Rape Victims, Dearborn Blasts Terrorist Label, Ficano's Out, Back to School and Real Estate Listings

Also, Sam’s Club in Novi has recalled a product due to Listeria concerns; another independent pharmacy is gone.

Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy: Untested Rape Kits Illustrate Funding Crisis

Wayne County’s tough, no-nonsense prosecutor calls on the county executive to adequately fund the office.

Custom Estate Offers Breathtaking Views, Stunning Floor Plan

If you're thinking of moving to the Plymouth-Canton area, or just looking for a new house, Zillow has the latest listings.

Dearborn No. 2 on Government List of Cities with Suspected Terrorist Ties

Council on American-Islamic Relations executive director says report has “chilling effect” and “in no way jibes with … reality.”

Back to School: The Things You Need To Know As Your Student Returns To School

School starts for Plymouth-Canton students September 2 and Patch has a list of things you’ll need to know to get prepared for the first day

Sam's Club Chicken Caesar Salad Recalled Due to Listeria Concerns

Suspect chicken salad was sold from the deli at Sam's Club in Novi. Michigan agricultural department officials say no one has been sickened.

In Poignant Letter, Steven Utash Says 'Pure Love' Worth Price of Vicious Mob Attack

The victim in a mob beating that sparked outrage around the world says he has “never felt so connected to so many people."

Evans Trounces Ficano in Democratic Primary for Wayne County Executive

Warren Evans walked away with his party's nod for county executive, is presumptive winner in November in heavily Democratic Wayne County.

Boy, 12, Stabs Playmate, Big Day in Gay Marriage Battle, Fireballs in the Sky, 'America's Got Talent' Contestant: Michigan News Digest

Also, supporters of Lyndon LaRouche's PAC were told to take their poster of President Obama with a mustache elsewhere.

6th Circuit's Marathon Gay Marriage Hearing Signals Historic Shift

Many observers think the issue is headed for a showdown before the U.S. Supreme Court – and there’s a surprising development in the GOP.

'Meteors & S'mores' Events Planned During Perseid Meteor Shower

The most visible astronomical event of the year is a great chance to enjoy state parks, Michigan Department of Natural Resources says.

Wyandotte Company Urges Residents to Conserve Energy and Money

CRESIT Energy wants local residents to save money and understand the importance of energy conservation.

Perseid Meteor Shower, Super Supermoon Duel for Skywatching Pleasure

The Perseids, which produce fast and bright meteors that frequently leave trains, peak Aug. 11-13.

Poster of Obama as Hitler Causes Uproar in Lincoln Park

The Lincoln Park police responded after receiving calls from local residents concerning Lyndon LaRouche’s Political Action Committee.

'Please Pick Me Up,' Boy, 12, Tells Police After Fatally Stabbing Playmate, 9

“You struggle to understand how and why something like this could happen,” police chief says.

Fiery Flea Bombs, Election Fraud, Bloomfield Township Drive-By Shooting, Lake Erie Toxic Algae Bloom, Boy Toys and Baby Boy Toys with All the Anatomy: Michigan News Digest

Former middle school teacher jailed after exchanging thousands of “very graphic” emails with student he said he wanted to marry.

Former Teacher Who Exchanged Thousands of 'Very Graphic' Emails with Student Jailed

Sergio Alberto Garcia, 37, must register as a sex offender and is barred from teaching or holding a job that puts him near underaged girls.

Fleas Leave, But House Goes Up In Smoke

Mistake No. 1: Tenants overlooked pilot light. Mistake No. 2: 16 flea bombs were about four times too many, fire chief says.

Woman Loses Battle with Cancer a Month After Dream Wedding

Jennifer Hutcheson knew she had little time on July 6 when she married her longtime fiancé and became Mrs. Allen Korth. She died Monday.

Water Ban Lifted, But Lake Erie Algae Bloom Still a Threat

The crisis has passed for about 500,000 northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan residents, but problems persist on Lake Erie.

Comprehensive Cancer Care Close to Home

U-M Northville Health Center

Time to Pull the Trigger on Smart-Gun Technology in Michigan?

Would you support a law in Michigan similar to one in New Jersey requiring smart-gun technology once it is widely available and verified?

Scientists Warned this Spring of Toxic Algae Bloom on Lake Erie

“This is a teachable moment,” says official with U.S.-Canadian agency monitoring water quality in the Great Lakes and other shared waters.

For women and minorities, health care equity includes access to birth control

U-M Northville Health Center

Parent Talk: Will You Buy Anatomically Correct Baby Boy Doll?

Mom says girls shouldn't see anatomy, but child experts say using correct words is healthy. “You don’t call it your ‘elbow-y,'" says one.

Lake Erie Toxins Leave Southeast Michigan, Ohio Residents Without Water

Toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie have made water unsafe for about 500,000 residents, including more than 11,500 southeast Michigan residents.

One minute with Northville oncologist Dr. John Krauss

U-M Northville Health Center

Alleged Voter Discrimination, Owners of Dogs that Killed Jogger Face Life, Snyder Welcomes Immigrants, Abnormally Large Scrotum: Michigan News Digest

Also, some of your favorite characters from the Dr. Suess books will dance and sing in Farmington Hills.

Plymouth Fife & Drum Corps Headed to Virginia for Annual Summer Tour

“The Presidential Tour” stops at historic locations for 11 performances.

'He is Irreplaceable': Dick Wagner Dies At 71

Dick Wagner, remembered as one of rock ‘n’ roll’s best guitarists, has died. He was 71.

Snyder Welcoming Unaccompanied Minors, Calls for Immigration Reform

Almost 100 unaccompanied children from Central America have made their way to Michigan in the wake of the immigration crisis along the south

#CivilRights50: 50 Years of 'Dancing in the Street'

The Motown pop hit debuted on airwaves almost exactly 50 years ago, and Martha Reeves is embarking on a world tour to commemorate it.

Man with Abnormally Large Scrotum to Get Surgery

More than 1,000 people raised $27,600 in three months to help Michigan man get surgery he hopes will allow him to lead a normal life.