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In an effort to connect young people to their environment Kellogg Community College and Michigan State University are working together to expand agriculture education opportunities for students.
Airports across Michigan are going to receive some necessary upgrades thanks to federal grants for repairing and building runways, as well as replacing and updating equipment.
Chobani is trying to attract more customers with a trendy new product: Greek yogurt with nut butters.
Health officials are urging people to take precautions to avoid swine flu at county and local fairs across Michigan.
Authorities say two people are dead following a stabbing at a home in western Michigan and a person is in custody following the deaths.
More than 8,200 teens and young adults are starting work this summer under the Grow Detroit's Young Talent program.
In recent years, Detroit automakers have been at relative peace with the United Auto Workers union because times have been good and profit-sharing checks have been fat.
At least one protester was arrested from outside the ICE office in Detroit Friday morning, according to reports. That person may face federal charges, the report said.
For years, nutritionists and foodies have shunned jarred spaghetti sauce, describing it as mass-produced sugar and salt bombs that turn healthy marinara into a processed food with lack of flavor.
A tar-like substance was discovered by a family of boaters in Muskegon Lake twice over the weekend. They expressed concern regarding the substance.
'City On A Hill' star Jill Hennessy speaks with CBS Local ahead of this week's all-new episode to discuss signing onto the project and the way the show creates never-before-seen roles for women.
Starbucks will stop selling newspapers and a number of food items to declutter stores and remove products customers aren't buying.
From earthquakes in California to hurricanes in the Atlantic, natural disasters can create life-threatening situations. These disasters vary somewhat in the ways you prepare.
It's just flat-out gross. People go into grocery stores, open a container of ice cream at random, lick the top, put it back in the freezer and then just walk away.
Fenton Township, MI native Jennifer Tremaine lost her wallet while out on Lake Fenton on July 6, 2018. In the wallet, Tremaine kept the following: credit cards, insurance cards, $274, and a single $100 dollar bill reserved strictly for emergencies.
