Using Private Eyes to Fight the Problem of ‘Chained Wives’

Ariella Dadon still marvels at being free. For more than 2 1/2 years she was married to a man she describes as unfaithful, physically violent and emotionally abusive. For four years she struggled to get a divorce.

'Dead But Not Forgotten': Author goes behind the scenes of a fascinating Michigan murder case

MSNBC's "Dateline" dubbed it the "Comic Book Murder." In 1990, Barbara George was shot in the head and killed inside the Clinton Township comic book store she owned with her husband, Michael George. Though the husband was a prime suspect, investigators had no witnesses, no murder weapon and no hard evidence pointing to him as the killer.

German businessman 'John Rabe' stands up to Japanese army

A German businessman helps save 250,000 lives during Japan's 1937 invasion of China in the inspiring drama "John Rabe," arriving Sept. 7 on DVD.

Letters to the Editor for Sept. 4

Brett Davis: I’ll be taxpayer watchdog as lieutenant governor

Another 'missing' mystery resolved as local man re-emerges

At 10 p.m. Thursday night, the son that Joyce Stevens was convinced had been murdered reappeared . . . alive. Luke, a 23-year-old Tonganoxie man, had not been seen since going mysteriously missing on May 26.