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December 1, 2023
The search for a missing Sturgis mother is still ongoing, five years later.On Thursday, investigators with the St. Joseph County Sheriff's Office said Brittany
November 30, 2023
The search for a missing Sturgis mother is still ongoing, five years later.On Thursday, investigators with the St. Joseph County Sheriff's Office said Brittany
October 16, 2023
Michigan State Police are helping Western Michigan University students in the Cold Case Program with career opportunities as well as helping victim's families get some closure. The Cold Case program at WMU has been relying on donations to fund this work. And the program has already has a great reputation for helping detectives in unsolved homicides and missing persons cases.
October 16, 2023
Michigan State Police are helping Western Michigan University students in the Cold Case Program with career opportunities as well as helping victim's families get some closure. The Cold Case program at WMU has been relying on donations to fund this work. And the program has already has a great reputation for helping detectives in unsolved homicides and missing persons cases.
October 14, 2023
A partnership between Michigan State Police and Western Michigan University began an exciting new chapter Friday.
October 13, 2023
A new initiative launched by Michigan State Police will pay students in Western Michigan University’s Cold Case Program to help detectives investigate and solve unsolved cases in the state.
October 13, 2023
MSP committed to ongoing financial support to students who have been accepted into WMU's Cold Case Program with Michigan State Police.
July 6, 2023
We’re getting a close look at one of the cold cases the program participants are actively working on, and the family hoping to finally get some answers.
December 13, 2014
Just a few years ago, you couldnt imagine to be where you are today. >> not at all. never in a million years. it was just a great experience to have. >> thats because you had some challenges growing up and had to deal with some tough circumstances as a young man. >> yes. >> can you expand on that? >> yes. well, at the age of 16, i was incarcerated. and i was facing seven years upstate. but instead the judge sentenced me to a six-month case program. through that case program, they gave paid inter...