Hutchison Funeral Home has launched an internal review after the family of a woman who died from endometrial cancer said her body was mistakenly cremated before her scheduled viewing.

The family of a woman who died after a battle with endometrial cancer says her body was mistakenly cremated before her scheduled viewing, leaving them demanding answers from Hutchinson Funeral Home.

An elderly Warren woman says she was scammed by a Southeast Michigan hearing aid provider. It’s the same provider tied to a similar case Local 4 has been tracking. Now, AARP is taking extra steps to stop him from seeing more seniors.

A Wayne County Circuit Court lawsuit filed by local political activist Robert Davis is challenging the ballot eligibility of multiple candidates in Highland Park’s race for mayor, a legal fight that could reshape the field ahead of the August primary.

The Supreme Court says man can sue a major logistics company after he lost part of his leg in a semi tractor-trailer crash.

Emma Aicher has dominated the first women’s super-G since the Olympics to earn her fifth career World Cup win as the fight for the season discipline title got fresh impetus.

An 11-year-old boy died after he was hit by a car in Taylor on Tuesday, police said. His mother, Tonoya Robinson, tells us Jacob left home around 6:15 p.m. to get snacks.

Sofia Goggia finally got the win her skiing this season deserved in a World Cup super-G on Sunday and Lindsey Vonn was third for the second straight day at French resort Val d'Isere.

When buying toys for the children in your life, there is a lot to consider. You want something fun, maybe educational, and definitely safe. But experts warn that some toys designed for older kids can be extremely dangerous for little ones.

New Zealand’s Alice Robinson has won a World Cup super-G for her first career victory in the discipline.

Right now, girls flag football is spreading like wildfire into American high schools, helped along by millions of dollars from benefactors like Nike and the NFL.

United Nations climate talks are bubbling to a critical point, with host Brazil pressing negotiators to make progress on key issues.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice will have a disciplinary hearing with the NFL on Sept. 30 in New York.

Tuesday is the last day of school for students with the Detroit Public Schools Community District.

A woman from Guatemala says she and her two U.S.-born children were held for nearly a week by customs agents in Detroit after a phone app’s directions to the nearest Costco led them to an international bridge connecting the city to Canada.

Mikaela Shiffrin is not yet competitive in her tentative return to racing in giant slaloms.

A man was taken to a hospital after his car crashed into an Apartment complex in Oakland County Tuesday morning.

Covered with pins and adornments, Vivianne Robinson is hard to miss in the streets of Paris.

The neighbors who discovered the body of Samantha Woll on the sidewalk outside their Detroit home testified Wednesday during her murder trial.

Some Henry Ford Health employees received the surprise of a lifetime recently.

Veteran climate negotiation observers say the oil industry is starting to sweat as United Nations climate talks heat up and threaten to plug fossil fuel-belching wells for good.

A Redford Township woman won $100,000 the first time she ever bought a Powerball ticket.

Ferndale’s fire chief explained what caused a “rotten egg-type smell” in the city and where officials traced the foul odor.

Sounding the alarm about the current political climate, the Human Rights Campaign has declared a state of emergency for LGBTQ+ people in the U.S. The civil rights group warns of what it calls an “unprecedented and dangerous” spike in discriminatory legislation sweeping state houses.

Elissa Robinson, 39, knows what it’s like to take each day as it is.

Members of the group of prominent former world leaders founded by Nelson Mandela say the war in Ukraine can only end with a diplomatic solution that gives both sides something.

The former Irish President has called on African nations to pile on the pressure on rich, heavily-polluting countries to fulfill their climate pledges to the continent during a visit to Uganda.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has chosen former New Jersey Attorney General Peter C.

The Browns now know how long they'll be without Deshaun Watson.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson was suspended for six games after being accused by two dozen women in Texas of sexual misconduct during massage treatments, in what a disciplinary officer said was behavior “more egregious than any before reviewed by the NFL.”.

A decision on discipline for Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson following accusations of sexual misconduct is coming Monday.

The wait for a decision on potential discipline for Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson following accusations of sexual misconduct will continue into another week.

Deshaun Watson’s disciplinary hearing concluded Thursday with the NFL adamant about an indefinite suspension of at least one year and the quarterback’s legal team arguing there’s no basis for that punishment, two people with knowledge of the case told The Associated Press.

The NFL and Deshaun Watson’s legal team presented their arguments before a disciplinary officer for a second day with both sides holding firm as the hearing is scheduled to continue in Delaware on Thursday.

The NFL insisted on an indefinite suspension while Deshaun Watson’s legal team argued there’s no basis for that punishment as both sides presented their cases in front of a retired judge in Delaware on Tuesday, two people in attendance told The Associated Press.

Three people familiar with the meeting tell AP that Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will have a hearing with NFL disciplinary officer Sue L.

One woman was gifted with a free car after an encounter with a stranger on a bus.

Many employees throughout the United States who started working remotely during the pandemic want to keep it that way. Here is a look at how employers are responding.

Any other year, Count Day would be a day where millions of dollars would be hanging in the balance for Michigan school districts, but this time around is different thanks to the pandemic.

In April of 2021 millions of Americans walked away from their jobs. Many said the coronavirus pandemic forced them to rethink their happiness.

One Small Step, which Isay established in 2018, is among a growing number of nonprofit initiatives whose aim is to narrow America's increasingly toxic political divide. But he felt it was a start, and he named his initiative accordingly: One Small Step. One Small Step, which Isay established in 2018, is among a growing number of nonprofit initiatives whose aim is to narrow America's increasingly toxic political divide. Yet they'd never met and probably never would have, if not for their joint involvement in One Small Step. But as One Small Step has developed, expansion has followed, with roughly 800 people meeting in pairs in about 40 cities.

New Zealand's Alice Robinson reacts after completing an alpine ski, women's World Cup giant slalom, in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, Sunday, March 21, 2021. All rights reservedLENZERHEIDE – An aggressive second run lifted teenager Alice Robinson ahead of Mikaela Shiffrin to win a giant slalom that ended the women’s World Cup ski season on Sunday. It was the 19-year-old New Zealander’s third win in giant slalom on the World Cup circuit. “Good job,” Shiffrin, who also started winning World Cup races as a teenager, told Robinson in the finish area. One day after being crowned the overall World Cup champion, Petra Vlhova ended her tiring season with an 11th-place finish.

NEW YORK – When she learned that Ethan Hawke was working on a special audio edition of her acclaimed novel “Gilead,” Marilynne Robinson's response was to get a better idea of who he was. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 2005, ”Gilead” is the first of four Robinson novels set in a rural Iowa community in the 1950s. Hawke has recorded an abridged narrative of “Gilead” that was commissioned by Manhattan's 92nd Street Y and can he heard Oct. 19-29 via www.92y.org/gilead. “In ‘Gilead,’ the Reverend John Ames contemplates ‘grace as a sort of ecstatic fire that takes things down to essentials,'" he said. ‘Gilead' is a great American novel, and Ethan Hawke is a great American actor."

WOLVERINE LAKE, Mich. – Wolverine Lake police have locating 87-year-old Elizabeth Helen Robinson. Robinson, who also goes by the nickname “Betty,” went missing on Thursday in the area of Lakeview Street.

(AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)PHOENIX Zita Robinson, who's 77 and diabetic, has been careful around her granddaughter since the coronavirus pandemic took hold. The separation Trary and her grandmother experience in their home is becoming a bigger issue as children go back to school. Millions of seniors 65 and up, one of the populations most vulnerable to the virus, live with a school-age child. If a grandchild does bring the virus home, grandparents of color are at higher risk than their white counterparts, experts say. Robinson, the grandmother in Phoenix who's Latina, reminds herself that being separated from her granddaughter by doors or walls is better than being separated by a hospital.

((C)2018 State of Tennessee editorial or personal use only, all other uses require written permission.) MEMPHIS, Tenn. A Tennessee state senator was indicted Thursday on dozens of counts of stealing more than $600,000 in federal funds received by a health care school she directed and using the money to pay for personal items and expenses. Robinson, a Democrat elected to the General Assembly in 2018 from a Memphis district, is the director of The Healthcare Institute, which provides training for health care industry jobs, prosecutors said. The Memphis-based school received more than $2.2 million in federal grants from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Governor Randy McNally will be asking the Senate Ethics Committee to look into the serious criminal charges, spokesman Adam Kleinheider said in an email.

DETROIT - A mattress caught fire Thursday in a Pembroke Avenue home in Detroit, sending five children to the hospital. ORIGINAL STORY: 5 children, 1 firefighter taken to hospital after house fire in northwest Detroit"It's a mattress and carpet burns," said Treyvaughn Robinson. Robinson found five children unconscious, overcome by toxic smoke, behind a closed door in his home. Robinson said he was alerted to the fire when he smelled smoke and rushed to get the children out of the house. They are expected to be OK.RELATED: Children injured in Detroit house fire expected to be OK, family relievedRobinson said he did what any parent would do in his situation.

DETROIT - Parents and students were worried about a dangerous utility pole near a Detroit school, so Help Me Hank stepped in to help get it removed. But parents were getting concerned about a utility pole that had a big hole at the base. When parents complained, school officials taped off the area with caution tape, but that wasn't enough. "Someone really needs to come out and fix that pole," Robinson said. DTE officials put Local 4 in touch with Detroit's Public Lighting Authority, and within days, the pole was taken down.

Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images(CNN) - An attorney for Robert De Niro is disputing allegations of gender discrimination by a former employee against the actor. "Robert De Niro is someone who has clung to old mores," Robinson's complaint states. "The allegations made by Graham Chase Robinson against Robert De Niro are beyond absurd," Tom Harvey, De Niro's attorney, said in a statement to CNN. The company claims Robinson binge-watched 55 episodes of "Friends" on the job and ran up massive bills for personal use on a corporate American Express card. In Robinson's countersuit, she claims De Niro's complaint "concocted false allegations" and came only after her attorney had notified him that she was considering filing a lawsuit.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, Mich. - Following the mass shooting in Texas and ICE raids in Mississippi a local sheriff wants to reassure immigrants who may be afraid. Washtenaw County Sheriff Jerry Clayton says his deputies will not ask immigrants about their status. Clayton wants people in trouble to feel safe calling police. But on a local level Robinson says the move by the Washtenaw County sheriff sends a strong message. "He wants to protect everybody in his community and make sure they are safe regardless of immigration status," Robinson said.

Michigan State Rep. Robinson looks to expunge all marijuana-related convictionsShould people convicted of marijuana crimes continue to be punished for doing something that is no longer illegal? One representative from