Grand Prix Making A Return To Belle Isle?
Detroiters could soon hear the four most famous words in auto racing: "Drivers, start your engines!"
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Detroiters could soon hear the four most famous words in auto racing: "Drivers, start your engines!"
Four fashion week events are spread across the region, so pick your fave and dig in.
Sarah Jessica Parker is back on the big screen this weekend. Her new movie, "I Don't Know How She Does It" is in theaters now.
As the new school year begins, 160,000 kids will stay home every day because they are afraid of being bullied
A West Michigan man has invented a nearly invisible motorbike.
"The Bus" stops here! Detroiter and NFL great Jerome Bettis will be inducted into the Michigan Hall of Fame at their annual ceremony Thursday night.
An offer by Chevrolet to fix up the baseball diamond at the former Tiger Stadium site for use by youth ballplayers has been turned down as Detroit officials hope for a major redevelopment project instead.
Tune in to see the debut of Ashton Kutcher as Walden Schmidt on "Two And A Half Men" Monday, September 19th at 9 p.m. on WWJ-TV.
A country music pioneer who got his start in North Carolina's mountains and rediscovered music amid Michigan's industry has died at 104.
Cindy Anthony told Dr. Phil in an interview continuing at 5 p.m. today on WWJ-TV that Casey Anthony has a history of seizures.
While the Detroit Tigers wouldn't mind paying tribute to the late Ernie Harwell with a World Series title this year, a different type of ceremony will honor the legendary broadcaster this weekend.
New shows debut and favorites return this fall on WWJ-TV. Find out when your show starts.
The feature film "Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Conspiracy" has been approved for a film incentive from the state. The film will shoot on location in Manistee and Ludington.
The book contains two dozen short stories, all based on events in his early life, before he became a filmmaker.
First job stories and photos from some of our state's most successful leaders including Tony Earley, Rick Snyder, Mary Sue Coleman and more.