2 separate 2010 Huntsville homicides now solved, police say
Huntsville police say they have determined the same man killed two people in separate cases from 15 years ago.
Former Huntsville police officer, city face state lawsuit over alleged Thanksgiving home invasion
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A new state lawsuit accuses former Huntsville SWAT Officer Brandon O’Field of breaking into his ex-girlfriend’s home on Thanksgiving morning last year and holding her and another man at gunpoint for hours. The suit says O’Field showed up around 1:30 a.m. Nov. 27 in...
Cops say video shows USPS worker swiping iPhones, ring from packages
A U.S. Postal Service employee in South Florida was arrested after investigators allegedly caught him opening mail packages inside his work truck and removing thousands of dollars worth of electronics and jewelry.
West Coast faces days of record-breaking tidal flooding, sending streets and businesses underwater
More than 500 miles of California’s heavily populated coastline will continue to face record tidal flooding through Friday, with water levels rising more than 2 feet above normally dry ground.
Michigan’s Troll Population Is About to Grow By 12
Michigan already has Benny the Beard Fisher. Now, 12 more giant Dambo trolls are heading our way for a limited-time exhibit.
Hayden Panettiere death ruled accidental by police in South Carolina
Police in South Carolina have officially closed the investigation into the death of Hayden Panettiere, according to a Wednesday news release.
Kent County man realizes old Powerball ticket in wallet is worth $1 million
A Michigan man carried a $1 million Powerball ticket in his wallet for nearly two months—until a cashier scanned it during a stop for a pop. See where he bought it.
Residents in Fort Wayne neighborhood say church parking lot lights flood backyards
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Residents in a neighborhood near St. Joe United Methodist Church say the new parking lot lights are disrupting their sleep. “We need sunglasses out here at night!” neighbor Stephen Shannon said. Shannon and his neighbors reached out to church leaders, including lead Pastor Glenn...
Detroit clerk says accessible voting machines used by many counties are “trash”
Machines allow people with disabilities to use a touchscreen, headphones to hear options, or larger text to make selections easier to read. Most Michigan counties use the same brand.
Tigers Mourn Tragic Passing of 1984 World Series Member
For generations of Detroit Tigers fans, the 1984 World Series remains a treasured memory of one of the best rosters that the historic franchise has ever boasted, evoking dreams that one day, the current squad will be able to repeat that glory. On Wednesday, the Tigers confirmed the unfortunate news...
