Supreme Court Shoots Down Violent Video Game Ban
The US Supreme Court weighed in this week on violent video games, ruling that states can not stop stores from selling the games to kids.
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The US Supreme Court weighed in this week on violent video games, ruling that states can not stop stores from selling the games to kids.
Monte Carlo, the movie out this weekend featuring Disney star Selena Gomez, is an absolute treat. It alternates between being smart, funny and sentimental, and features some breathtaking scenery.
Cedar Point is busting out all the stops for Independence Day weekend, including free admission for military personnel.
Head downtown Detroit this Fourth of July weekend to celebrate the holiday at the 8th Annual Jazzin' on Jefferson music and arts festival
Come out to the Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market and celebrate Independence Day with the freshest, tastiest local food around.
In celebration of the Independence Day holiday weekend, the Detroit Zoo will remain open until 8 pm on July 2, 3 and 4. The Zoo opens at 9 am daily.
The beach is wide and sandy, the sun is bright, the temperature is comfy and a gentle breeze ripples the water. Sounds like a perfect day on one of Michigan's Great Lakes beaches.
Alan Ostfield is out as President and CEO of Palace Sports and Entertainment.
The dog days of summer just got better at the Detroit Zoo, with the addition of two "near threatened" wild dogs of the rainforest.
One of the pros from "Dancing With the Stars" is lending a hand to a special fundraiser for the Detroit Tigers.
Givens has chosen Detroit to launch a series of workshops aimed at helping aspiring actors develop their craft, as well as others who may be struggling with confidence and self-esteem issues.
Fans young and old will be lining up at the movie theaters Wednesday, as Transformers: Dark of the Moon hits the big screen.
"Transformers: Dark of the Moon" is sure to be the hottest ticket in town during the long holiday weekend. The first two "Transformers" movies were a big hit with fans, so anticipation for this film is high.
Walter "Freeway" Johnson, who worked as a production assistant on Transformers: Dark of the Moon, says he's disappointed that state leaders rolled back the film incentives that were responsible for putting people like him to work.