Ross Jones

Lansing lawmakers are pushing to eliminate the fees charged to victims of abuse seeking to have personal protection orders served by law enforcement.

A 9-year-old Detroit boy who prosecutors say died from untreated pneumonia also had multiple broken bones at the time of his death, scars all over his body and was likely in agonizing pain.

A former director of Wayne County’s troubled juvenile jail says she and two colleagues were terminated after raising safety concerns from inside the troubled facility.

When the horror of yesterday’s mass shooting spread across the news, Thomas Sanford’s neighbors recognized the man in the photo, and they recognized his truck, too.

“They failed my son,” said the 6-year-old's mother. “I have no doubt in my mind that they failed my son.”

In the wake of the criminal charges filed against a controversial Melvindale police lieutenant last month, a former chief says he was terminated for trying to fire Matthew Furman nearly a decade ago.

The head of the department overseeing Children’s Protective Services faced questions over how the state responded to a Monroe County family found living in squalor.

The recent shooting death of a Detroit nurse illustrates a serious gap in how Michigan protects those living in fear, advocates for domestic abuse survivors say.

The cries for help from Latricia Green appeared in black and white, first in a personal protection order sought on June 13th of this year in Wayne County Circuit Court.

Repeated allegations of fraud didn’t stop Steve Perry’s rise within the same city he was accused of stealing from.