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By Toby Sterling, Dimitri Rhodes and Hakan Ersen AMSTERDAM, Nov 5 (Reuters) - From hacked supermarket fridges and a record cryptocurrency theft at Bin...

LONDON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - The pound was broadly steady against both the dollar and euro on Monday as investor attention shifted from last week's UK bu...

A 36-year-old Lapeer County man, who was being taken to the hospital by ambulance, died after that ambulance was struck and rolled over in Sterling Heights. Police say the ambulance was heading south on Van Dyke Avenue with its emergency lights on around 6:30 when an eastbound SUV on Metro Parkway hit its right side. The paramedic riding in back suffered moderate injuries, and the SUV driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators do not believe impairment played a ro

The crash happened at the intersection of Van Dyke and Metropolitan Parkway on Sunday around 6 p.m. Police say the ambulance was traveling southbound on Van Dyke with its emergency lights and siren activated when it was struck by a Jeep.

A 36-year-old man from North Branch died after an ambulance transporting him was struck by a Jeep and overturned at a Sterling Heights intersection Sunday evening. Continue reading…

By Francesco Guarascio, Khanh Vu and Toby Sterling HANOI/AMSTERDAM, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Vietnam is unlikely to meet a 2027 target for its first semicon...

By Toby Sterling AMSTERDAM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - The discovery of two serious flaws in PHP this week set off a global scramble to keep websites safe fro...

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. (WOWO) — Tailgating is pushing Michigan drivers to the breaking point, and state police warn that following too closely can spark road rage, cause crashes and cost drivers up to $195 in fines. WXYZ reports that 86-year-old Macomb County resident Walt Roberts is speaking out after becoming frustrated with drivers riding too close to the vehicles ahead of them. Roberts posted his concerns on a local Facebook group, drawing nearly 100 comments from other drivers describing

A second suspect charged in the killing of a Sterling Heights man has been arraigned, as the victim's family continues to mourn and seek answers.

Toledo Fire and Rescue are at the scene of a hazardous materials release at Sterling Pipe and Tube, 1050 Progress Ave near Enterprise Blvd in North Toledo.