The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy saw tense courtroom exchanges as opposing psychiatrists delivered vastly different testimonies regarding the mother's mental state on the day she killed her three children. Testifying for the prosecution, psychiatrist Dr. Avram Mack faced a heated cross-examination from defense attorney Kevin Reddington. Dr. Mack argued that while Clancy suffered from a major depressive episode, he found no evidence of postpartum psychosis or bipolar II disorder in her medical records. Ultimately, he testified that she retained the capacity to understand right from wrong and could control her behavior, making her criminally responsible for her actions. This stood in stark contrast to the defense's key witness, forensic psychiatrist Dr. Philip Resnick—known for his testimony in the 2001 Andrea Yates trial. Dr. Resnick testified that Clancy was "frankly psychotic" on the day of the killings, claiming she suffered from a "delusion of influence" and was driven by comm...
The filmmaker and former "Saturday Night Live" star talk with ABC12 entertainment producer, Darren Garrett, about their new documentary "We Are Pat" streaming now on Peacock.
University of Michigan-Flint Police Chief Ray Hall said he will step down from his role in September after nearly 15 years at the college, with plans to start his own business while remaining committed to the well-being of Flint.
After a suspected arson destroyed Pit and Balcony’s costume shop in Saginaw, the community theater says it is moving ahead with its upcoming 95th season, backed by strong local fundraising and a focus on rebuilding.
Leslie Vogel, the mother of Hayden Panettiere, recently appeared on Good Morning America to speak out following the tragic death of her daughter. Vogel, who shared that she hadn't spoken to her daughter in the months leading up to her passing, described herself as "numb" and still unable to grasp the reality of the loss. During the emotional interview, she also firmly defended her right to process the grief on her own terms, stating that how she mourns is her own domain. According to the Greenville County Coroner's Office, medics responded to a 911 call on Sunday, August 16th, finding Panettiere in cardiac arrest. While an initial autopsy revealed no signs of trauma that would have contributed to her death, the official cause and manner of death remain undetermined pending the results of additional testing. Vogel emphasized that she wants her daughter to be remembered as the talented, beautiful, and intelligent woman she was, though she acknowledged her belief that Hayden had been se...
"Is it cool to have no friends?" That is the question at the center of a growing social media movement led by a new wave of creators dubbed "loneliness influencers." Young women like Sarah Jane Hodley and Lana Issa are going viral for transparently showcasing their lives without friendships, sharing how they have found peace and healing in solitude after experiencing toxic relationships and heartbreak. While humans are fundamentally social creatures—with research showing that friendships and human touch can significantly reduce stress and improve longevity—loneliness is a deeply personal experience. Experts note that a person can have 15 friends and still feel incredibly lonely if those bonds lack quality. For many of these influencers, taking a step back to enjoy a Friday night alone with junk food is a necessary boundary to rebuild their mental health. However, psychologists like Dr. Olivia Reams warn that there is a fine line between healthy boundaries and harmful isolation, c...
Warning: The following video contains graphic content that may be disturbing to some viewers. The U.S. military says two people are dead following a strike on an alleged drug trafficking boat in the Eastern Pacific on Monday. Observers believe this attack marks the end of a pause on such military strikes that began in late June. The strikes are part of a controversial policy by the Trump administration, which alleges that individuals on suspected drug boats are "unlawful combatants." The administration claims the U.S. is engaged in an armed conflict with these groups, giving the military authorization to use lethal force without judicial review. However, the policy is facing heavy pushback. Critics argue that suspected narco-traffickers should face legal prosecution rather than military action. Senator Tim Kaine, a member of the Armed Services Committee, stated that classified information suggests these strikes have illegally killed individuals who were not involved in the drug trade...
Cellphone video captured the harrowing moment a twin-engine Piper plane crashed into the ocean off the coast of Boca Raton, Florida, on Saturday. The pilot, who miraculously survived, was flying from Fort Myers to an airport in the Bahamas to pick up her parents when she experienced sudden engine problems. Forced to make a split-second decision, the pilot stated that she intentionally chose to ditch the plane in the water, feeling it was a safer alternative to dodging buildings near the coast. Rescuers were able to pull her from the aircraft just before it began to sink beneath the waves. Recovery crews returned on Sunday to successfully remove the submerged plane from the ocean.
Deacon Ron Kenney has volunteered to hand out water at the Crim race finish line since 1994, saying the work is about community, service, and being part of an event that has become a lasting Flint and Genesee County tradition.
Flint runner and longtime coach Kenn Domerese is nearing his 50th Crim race after finishing all 48 since the event began, supported by a decades-long running community that also helped save his grandson Lennox Naswell after a rare heart condition was diagnosed and treated.
A Flint barber shop is giving back to the community ahead of the new school year — offering free haircuts and school supplies to help families prepare.
Flint’s 5th annual Back to School Drive and Fashion Show at Kearsley Park helped about 200 students start the school year with backpacks and other essentials.
Flint police responded to an unspecified crime scene near East Pulaski and Aubrey Streets on the city’s north side. No further details have been released.
A deadly two-vehicle crash at Dupont Street and West Stewart Avenue in Flint killed a man and critically injured a woman, with investigators saying speed or impairment may have played a role and the case remains under investigation.
Flint police are investigating the Aug. 9 hit-and-run that seriously injured 18-year-old Musa Coulibaly, and the victim’s sister says the discovery of a suspected vehicle in Saginaw County is a hopeful step.
A Flint barber shop held a back-to-school event to provide haircuts and school supplies, with owner Maurice Dantzler saying the goal was to ease the burden on parents and help local kids start the school year feeling confident.
Flint’s first-ever Brick Convention opened at the Dort Financial Center, featuring large LEGO displays, LEGO Masters guests, hands-on activities, and a charity component benefiting the Build Smiles Foundation.
The Ally Challenge presented by McLaren, in partnership with Kroger, concluded its third annual Outdrive Hunger food drive, collecting donations at four locations in Genesee and Oakland counties to support local charities across Southeastern Michigan as the tournament prepares to return next week.
Mid-Michigan identical twin brothers Raymond and Ronald McMullin, both World War II Army veterans, celebrated their 100th birthday together in Montrose on August 22.
