She was a mother and a loving wife. 31 years ago, Mark Grabow lost his mother-in-law Lucille. Over the years, her family would visit her gravesite to pay their respects, until two years ago.

That's when Mark found out that the plot where Lucille was supposedly buried is apparently occupied by someone who isn't Lucille.

The family didn't realize it until Lucille's husband, Marvin, died two years ago. The two were supposed to be buried together, but the family is holding Marvin's remains until they figure out where Lucille is.

When Nickola D’Abate, a truck driver, was struck by a steel beam at the still under-construction building he owned, his insurer refused to provide medical coverage, citing an exclusion in his policy.

U.S. Health and Life Insurance Co. said that it would not cover for any activities performed by the insured for “wage or profit.”

Attorney Josh Lerner spent several years in the TV field before entering law, as a producer on “PM Magazine,” associate producer for WOR-TV in New York, producer in the News Department at WDIV-TV in Detroit, and executive news producer at WANE-TV in Fort Wayne.

The sleek, glass-walled landmark hotel in Dearborn that operated as a Hyatt Regency for years will be run by new management Friday after almost being shuttered for delinquent property taxes.

The facility, now operating as the Adoba Hotel, owes more than $850,000 in Wayne County property taxes. That forced the management company that ran the hotel for the past two years to declare it would shut the second-largest hotel in the state. That management company, Atmosphere Hospitality Management Services, has left the building.