In the words of the great philosopher, Marshall Mathers, “Guess who’s back, back again,” as Justin Verlander’s return to the mound is finally coming to fruition.

A man was sentenced to prison for breaking into rapper Eminem’s Clinton Township home for a second time.

It’s all good now between Eminem’s publisher and Lafontaine Ford.

A former employee of Eminem has been charged for allegedly selling the rapper’s unreleased music.

Eminem’s involvement is expected to enhance the city's chances of bringing the Detroit Shock back to WNBA.

A woman spent $25,000 to meet Eminem. But it turned out to be just an elaborate scam.

Eminem’s music publishing company “Eight Mile Style” has sued a Metro Detroit Ford dealership due to copyright infringement in federal court over the alleged unauthorized usage of his hit song “Lose Yourself.”

The Detroit Lions got some love from rapper Eminem after they beat the first-place Buccaneers for a fourth-straight win.

The fake scammer posing as Eminem is hitting up Metro Detroiters for donations, and now the imposter is playing on their emotions to rip them off.

After five weeks of episodic footage about the Detroit Lions, HBO’s Hard Knocks made its final cuts, and as the old saying goes, all good things must come to an end, well, except for players like Chase Lucas.

After five weeks of episodic footage about the Detroit Lions, HBO’s Hard Knocks made its final cuts, and as the old saying goes, all good things must come to an end, well, except for players like Chase Lucas.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced 73.5 million new gold and platinum program certifications for Eminem, making him the No. 1 awarded musician for singles in the program’s history.

The Eminem scam continues to grow after Help Me Hank first exposed that a high-tech thief was pretending to be the rapper to steal people’s identities.

A 28-year-old man who twice was convicted of breaking into homes owned by rapper Eminem is in legal trouble again.

A man who broke into Eminem’s suburban Detroit home and allegedly told the rapper “he was there to kill him” has been sentenced to five years probation and time served.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A man who threw a brick paver through a window to break into Eminem’s Clinton Township home told the rapper he was at the home to kill him, an officer testified in court. Eminem caught Matthew David Hughes, 27, breaking into his home on Westchester Street after 3 a.m. April 5, according to Clinton Township police. Authorities said it was a brick paver that Hughes threw at the back window of Eminem’s home to get inside. Quinn told Judge Jacob Michael Femminineo Jr. that he was able to identify Hughes as the man in the security footage. He told Hackstock that he woke up to Hughes standing over him, but thought it was his nephew.