The Detroit Free Press appears in Hallmark Movies & Mysteries channel's "Tipline Mysteries: Dial 1 for Murder." Action Line — it was Michigan's own superhero squad. The provocative column of answers ...

Dear Mike: Sounds like a simple question. Action Line will make the answer very complex so you have to pay attention. The basic answer, said Tim Zink, asset manager for the Southern Ute Tribe’s Growth ...

Dear Action Line: I rode up to the Animas Overlook on Junction Creek Road the other day. An interpretive sign there shows “Reservoir Ridge.” What the heck? Did the name get changed? I’m fine with ...

Q Dennis, your suggestions to Debbie (Action Line, Aug. 24) were good, but you missed one very critical item in protecting your home from a burglary, other than an alarm system. Lock your fences. I am ...

It’s the return of Action Line after a brief hiatus. If you have questions we can try to answer, email public money reporter Cuyler Meade at [email protected]. Question: There’s an abandoned ...

Editor's note: As viewers see the Free Press' masthead this week in a fictional Hallmark Mystery movie — "Tipline Mysteries: Dial 1 for Murder," which debuts Friday — here's a look back at the Free ...