Michigan retail giant Meijer is embroiled in controversy over the arrest of a special-needs employee at an Ohio store.

A viral video of a Meijer employee in Seven Hills, Ohio, being arrested for allegedly stealing food is sparking controversy.

Online users claimed a body-camera video showed police arresting a 16-year-old autistic employee for eating discarded store ...

Meijer issued an apology statement Wednesday after bodycam video of an employee's arrest at an Ohio store went viral.

Here’s are key takeaways: A 19-year-old autistic Meijer employee, James Denison, was arrested in Ohio for allegedly stealing ...

A Midwest retail giant is under bipartisan fire for calling the police on a 19-year-old autistic deli worker who also just happens to be a thief. The […] ...

Netizens are demanding that Meijer fire Joseph Kolacsky after the arrest video of his teen employee went viral ...

Also in this week’s Brunswick Police Blotter, a man is arrested on a warrant after being found driving a stolen car.

Meijer faces criticism after a 2024 viral video shows police arresting an employee accused of theft, sparking debates over ...

Meijer also opened three stores in a single day in May 2024, when the retailer debuted supercenters in North Canton and Alliance, Ohio, as well as Hillsdale, Michigan.

Meijer's home grocery delivery service is now offering alcohol delivery for Ohio customers. Customers throughout the state can now have beer, wine and spirits delivered to their door.