Dunkirk Man Accused of Shooting Victim, Livestreaming Claims During Police Chase
The Lead Off A Dunkirk man is facing attempted murder and other felony charges after allegedly shooting a man in Montpelier and fleeing from police.
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City Confirms Apology Video Not AI-Generated Amid Social Media Speculation
The Lead Off Shelbyville Mayor Scott Furgeson has issued an apology after a viral video showed him making controversial remarks about renters and housing conditions.
Real Estate Experts Warn of Sophisticated Rental Scams
The Lead Off Fraudsters are increasingly posing as landlords and property managers on social media platforms to target prospective renters. Some victims have reportedly lost
Cancer Patients Call for Vote on Bill Aimed at Cutting Medication Costs
The Lead Off Cancer survivors met with Michigan lawmakers in Lansing to support legislation aimed at lowering prescription drug costs. Senate Bill 914 would require
U-M Engineers Develop Wave Converters to Support Remote Michigan Island Power System
The Lead Off University of Michigan researchers are testing wave energy devices off Beaver Island to explore new ways to improve local power reliability. The
New Ohio bill would require 24/7 GPS monitoring oversight for some released offenders
The Lead Off Ohio House approves HB 667 to expand real-time GPS monitoring requirements for certain offenders on post-release control Bill requires state corrections department
Driver Reaches 120 MPH in Northwest Ohio Chase Following Retail Parking Lot Fight
The Lead Off A high-speed police pursuit in northwest Ohio reached speeds near 120 mph before ending in an arrest Tuesday night. Authorities say the
President Trump Signs Interim Agreement With Iran, Launching New Nuclear Negotiations
WASHINGTON (AP): President Donald Trump signed an interim agreement with Iran on Wednesday aimed at ending hostilities and restarting negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program. According
Hegseth Announces Review of U.S. Troop Presence in Europe, Calls for Greater NATO Burden Sharing
BRUSSELS (AP): U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Thursday that the Pentagon will conduct a six-month review of American military forces stationed in Europe, saying