Tereasa Nims

1 week ago | ourmidland.com | Tereasa Nims

The Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a Beaverton man’s alleged possession of 121 grams of methamphetamine. James Anthony Hughes III, 25, of Beaverton, is charged with felonies of delivery/manufacturing of a controlled substance; felony firearm; possession of narcotic/cocaine/heroin; and possession of a loaded firearm in or upon the vehicle. Article continues below this adHughes was arraigned on the charges and set for a probable cause hearing at 11 a.m. Thursday.

1 week ago | ourmidland.com | Tereasa Nims

Midland Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred at about 11 p.m. on March 29 in the area of Dublin Avenue and Amberwood Court. There were no injuries reported as a result of the shooting. A home in the area was struck by a bullet. Article continues below this ad"Fortunately, no one was injured and it appears to be an isolated incident," said Midland Police Department Public Relations Officer Brennon Warren.

1 week ago | ourmidland.com | Tereasa Nims

A St. Louis man faces a jury this week as he is on trial for the rape of a 12-year-old boy. Jaime Rosalez, 33, is charged with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct and two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct in Midland County. Article continues below this adThe jury was seated Monday morning before Midland County Circuit Court Judge Stephen Carras. Rosalez turned down a plea offer last month to plead guilty to second-degree CSC.

1 week ago | ourmidland.com | Tereasa Nims

The following list includes recent reports from the Midland County Sheriff’s Office and the Midland Police Department, compiled by reporter Tereasa Nims. Sunday, April 13Article continues below this ad9:59 p.m. - Deputies spoke with a 35-year-old woman who had commented on a female acquaintance's Facebook post. The other woman, 40, then sent her a message threatening to find her. The caller wanted this documented.

1 week ago | ourmidland.com | Tereasa Nims

Local law enforcement now has extra support when telling someone of a loved one’s unexpected death and offering a shoulder to lean on. The Victims Services Unit, launched last week by the Midland County Sheriff's Office through the Michigan Sheriff’s Association, will help bring comfort and healing in the aftermath of unexpected deaths, said Midland County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Sergeant Trent Millard, a liaison between the department and the new initiative.