A new online resource is available for cold cases. Roughly 200 cases are currently open. People can now search and share information with investigators through dedicated webpages.
September is recognized as a time to focus on these unresolved cases. The public is encouraged to contribute.
More details about the cases and the new website can be found through the provided link. Additional cases are expected to be added to the site over time, starting with 11 that are currently posted.
News
Michigan’s utility regulator may decide as soon as Thursday whether to approve DTE Energy ‘s contracts for Google’s 1-gigawatt data center in Van Buren Township — and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and environmentalists are calling for greater ratepayer protections. It’s t...
safety
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parks
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government
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schools
When students at Michigan State University moved back on campus a couple of weeks ago, they came back to nearly perfect weather for the end of August. They ended up sweating out the first couple of weeks of the semester as the heat and humidity opened the month of September. For ...
News
A homeowner and a driver in Dearborn got into a heated expletive exchange after the motorist drove on his lawn to avoid a flooded street a week prior on Thursday....
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US bond yields rose Wednesday to their highest levels in almost three years after the Treasury Department said it would buy back up to $6 billion of government bonds, putting a dollar figure on the operation first announced last month. The 10-year US Treasury yield rose to 4.84%,...
government
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government
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government
Michigan voters were asked in a recent poll how they felt about the upcoming November general election. A poll conducted by WDIV/Detroit News asked Michigan voters from across the state about their opinions on various topics in the 2026 general election. One question asked if Mic...
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