A Western Michigan University criminal-justice class just turned its semester project into real-world detective work, helping Michigan State Police take a fresh look at the 2016 killing of Alexandra "Ally" Brueger, the Holly-area runner found shot along Fish Lake Road. By sorting decades of paperwork, building timelines, and indexing tips, the students gave troopers a searchable, modern view of a case file that had been gathering dust. For Brueg…
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