Detroit voters will take a key step toward choosing a new mayor in the municipal primary on Tuesday, when nine candidates will appear on the ballot in the city’s first open-seat mayoral race in a dozen years.

A Colorado dentist has been convicted of murder in the poisoning death of his wife and sentenced to life in prison without possible parole.

A prosecutor says a Colorado dentist accused of killing his wife by poisoning her wanted out of their marriage but didn’t want a divorce.

The trial of James Craig, a Colorado dentist accused of killing his wife Angela Craig by gradually poisoining her, is winding down.

A Colorado dentist accused of killing his wife of 23 years by poisoning her protein shakes is on trial for murder.

A Colorado dentist is set to go on trial next week, accused of killing his wife by poisoning her protein shakes.

An attorney for Idaho has asked a judge to throw out a lawsuit seeking clarity about the medical exemptions to the state’s broad abortion bans.

Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig is planning to announce a Republican bid for U.S. Senate in Michigan next week.

Police believe a Colorado dentist laced his wife’s pre-workout protein shakes with arsenic and cyanide, eventually killing his spouse so he could be with a woman he was having an affair with.

A judge has declined to put a former Detroit police chief on the Republican ballot for Michigan governor.

Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig has formally announced his campaign for governor but not before protesters derailed his kickoff event on Belle Isle and forced him to move.

About a half-dozen police chiefs and high-ranking law enforcement officers are running for higher office more than a year after George Floyd’s murder prompted debate over police reform and whether to slash law enforcement funding.

A prosecutor has decided not to charge Detroit officers in the fatal shooting of a Black man who was man recorded by police body cameras as he shot at an officer.

DETROIT – A Black man who was wrongly arrested after the use of facial recognition technology by Detroit police will have his DNA, fingerprints and mugshot removed from law enforcement files, officials said Friday. Robert Williams was the victim of “shoddy investigative work," police Chief James Craig said. Williams, 42, was arrested in January in front of his family at their home in Farmington Hills, a Detroit suburb. The ACLU, which opposes the use of facial technology by police, publicized Williams' case. He blamed it on “subpar” work by police and prosecutors but said the technology can be useful if handled properly.