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The University of Michigan-Dearborn issued an apology Wednesday for creating segregated online student "cafes," one for white people and another for people of color, that it says were intended to promote discussions about race and diversity.
In preparation for the general election, the CW is launching CW Vote Actually.
According to Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, over two-million Michiganders, have submitted applications for absentee ballots.
A tentative deal is set to save JCPenney from bankruptcy.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Thursday sharply criticized President Donald Trump following revelations that he had purposely downplayed the deadly coronavirus, calling it "devastating" news and Trump the "biggest threat" to Americans.
Metro Detroit doesn't fair well when it comes to driving.
Labor Day weekend proved to be the busiest for air travel since the pandemic began.
The Michigan Supreme Court heard oral arguments today to determine if Governor Whitmer has the authority to continue the state of emergency without the approval of the Legislature.
History is made up of facts, but there's invariably also gaps in its narrative. Even the most well-documented events leave questions behind.
David Rubenstein is the co-founder of the private equity firm The Carlyle Group and talks with some of the world's biggest leaders in his new book like Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
A preliminary examination was held today in Macomb County District Court to determine if probable cause exists to move forward with a trial with the man accused of breaking into Eminem's Clinton Twp. home.
Chris Watts is currently serving five life sentences for brutally killing his wife, unborn child, and two daughters.
A Jackson County youth basketball coach, pleaded guilty to criminal sexual conduct involving a minor, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced.
A Filmmaker has teamed up With Ford to produce a documentary about its role in producing PPE supplies during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
