Michigan Medicine, Blue Cross reach tentative agreement in contract dispute
The tentative agreement means roughly 300,000 Blue Cross members will continue receiving care at Michigan Medicine facilities as in-network services.
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The tentative agreement means roughly 300,000 Blue Cross members will continue receiving care at Michigan Medicine facilities as in-network services.
Popular mapping apps have begun showing routes to the Gordie Howe International Bridge before the Detroit-Windsor crossing has welcomed any travelers, the bridge authority confirmed Tuesday.
Zoo officials say they "worked in close coordination with local authorities" to determine the threat credibility. Officials say similar calls were made against other zoos across the country.
As cities across Metro Detroit address concerns about teen takeovers, one local attorney is doing what she can to discourage teens from participating.
Vaughn Grissom hit a grand slam and drove in six runs as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Detroit Tigers 10-6 on Tuesday night.
The sheriff's office says the two people killed were identified as a 49-year-old man and a 51-year-old man, both from Mason.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued over $26,000 in fines against the U.S. Postal Service after a worker died late last year at a distribution center in Allen Park, Michigan.
The Detroit Chamber of Commerce, which organizes the Mackinac Policy Conference every year said this week is an opportunity for face-to-face conversations about making Michigan even better.
What began in October with one pantry outside resident Sarah Bedigian's home has expanded to more than 20 locations across the area.
The Clinton Township-based Veterans and America First Foundation says the damage has escalated.
Records show that Baker is running unopposed as a Republican and will face the Democratic primary winner in the general election.
When COVID-19 hit, Detroit received a historic infusion of federal funds through the American Rescue Plan Act.
Legislation has been introduced to address safety and transparency at Michigan's state prisons in the aftermath of recent inmate deaths.
A hairstylist and a client got into an argument on March 6 over payment for the hairstyle services.
A Michigan man will serve between two and 15 years in prison over a fraudulent effort to obtain COVID-19 relief funds and Paycheck Protection Program loans.
