Tresa Baldas

In two weeks, three local women nearly died at the hands of abusive men, including two who were recently paroled, records show.

A fired Detroit People Mover official helped a businessman bill the city for $300,000 in work that was never performed.

Attorney Grievance Commission investigates claims that prosecutor broke rules during Crumbley prosecutions as part of 'must-win' strategy.

Feds say an Eastpointe elementary teacher collected child porn, and used a spy camera to videotape a child using the bathroom.

Defense argued that a man with a history of drug and mental illness problems stood no chance at winning a big verdict against police.

Oscoda County Judge Casandra Morse-Bills is under fire for allegedly texting a juror during the sexual assault trial of Grosse Pointe sailor.

Feds say landlord William Asper threatened not to make repairs — even eviction — if female tenants denied his sexual advances.

A murder suspect was arrested and charged with the help of doorbell cameras, a drone, police dogs and shot-spotter technology.

A Plymouth couple made $74 million in the plumbing business, in part by hiring more than 200 undocumented immigrants, the government says.

Three Dearborn men are formally indicted in alleged Halloween terror case, but defense says this case is about protected free speech.