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The Auburn Hills police department posted video evidence of a search warrant that had been served this weekend.

It's the news making its way across the Twitterverse right now, and boy does the people of Michigan sure know how to throw a good shot or two.

Twitter's new CEO Parag Agrawal is implementing a new policy that will ban the posting of private images of individuals without their consent, and will also be taking aim at removing memes as well. The idea is to curb the misuse of media and prevent outrage online...

Michiganders should never be taken with a grain of salt. We go on to be big names in the industry. I mean, come on. We have Tim Allen, and of course, the dreamy Mathew Lillard all in our corner.

The latest numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor statistics show that here in the United States workers are quitting their jobs in record numbers.

Republican State Representative Matt Maddock is a primary sponsor of the two bills relating to "Fact-Checking". He points out it is primarily conservative Americans who are getting "body-checked" on social media platforms.

Could you imagine spending nearly $2.5 million dollars, on just a Tweet? Well, it's happening

There's lots of talk about Antifa inciting violence and riots across the United States as well as Michigan. But is it true?

A 20-year-old Michigan man has been arrested following a series of strange, threatening tweets to the FBI.

Sometimes you should save as draft, right? Well, Twitter will be testing a new tool that will hopefully help users think twice before they send out a nasty tweet.