John Wisely

The city of Inkster recently signed a 10-year contract with Flock Safety.

Flock cameras proliferated across Michigan and the nation before privacy concerns fueled a backlash.

Michigan State Police removed more than 20,000 names after a state Supreme Court ruling found retroactive registry requirements unconstitutional.

Lawmakers could vote this week on legislation that would create national college sports rules while drawing criticism from some athlete advocates.

The end of print editions is a growing trend across the industry as readers and advertisers shift online.

The early curfew was adopted amid concerns about teen "takeovers."

The Gaza War protests at the University of Michigan sparked a flurry of legal actions both criminal and civil.

The Chinese government called for an investigation into the death of Danhao Wang.

Police are investigating a vehicle that crashed into the Evans Terminal on May 29, four months after a vehicle rammed into the McNamara Terminal.

Dr. Wael Sakr was placed on paid administrative leave last summer amid an investigation of his conduct.