Nassar claims he was beaten in prison, wants a new sentencing   A motion filed Tuesday by Larry Nassar's attorneys claims the ex-Michigan State University doctor was treated unfairly by a biased judge during his sexual abuse criminal case, which in turn led to his beating in prison. The motion contends that Judge Rosemarie Aquilina overstepped her bounds during his trial by allowing 169 people to give victim impact statements and cheering them along. Nassar is serving 40-175 years in prison for sexual assault. MORE ► Complete Larry Nassar coverage ► Video: Distraught father of 3 victims goes after Nassar

Huge 1996 tire fire near Traverse City caused PFAS plume   Firefighting foam has caused numerous PFAS plumes in Michigan. An old video of a massive 1996 tire fire has led to the discovery of another one. Testing is ongoing to determine the size of this plume outside Traverse City, and whether it contaminated the on-site well of a nearby elementary school. The tire fire burned for more than three weeks, billowing black smoke high into the air. Officials surmise a large amount of foam was used in attempts to curtail the conflagration. MORE ► All known PFAS sites in Michigan ► Michigan's next water crisis is PFAS

Emotional reunion between trooper and family of newborn he helped save   Michigan State Police trooper Ronnie Tucker was working the overnight shift when the frantic call came in around 1 a.m. Monday. A baby had been born in a couple's SUV on the way to the hospital. She was blue and purple and not responsive. Tucker, who has been on the job for just eight months, rushed to help and performed the life-saving techniques he learned as a cadet to revive the newborn. Two days later, he held the healthy girl during an emotional reunion at the MSP Jackson Post. MORE ►Video: Trooper and father share details of harrowing ordeal during reunion