U Of Detroit Mercy Reaches $100M Fundraising Goal Early
The University of Detroit Mercy says it's reached its $100 million fundraising goal a year ahead of schedule.
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The University of Detroit Mercy says it's reached its $100 million fundraising goal a year ahead of schedule.
In a tearful announcement posted to her Facebook page Monday, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Vonda Evans said she is retiring from the bench.
Officials have lifted a boil-water advisory for downtown Detroit and nearby areas following a weekend water main break .
Chinese automaker, GAC Motors unveiled their latest concept car, the ENTRANZE.
Four racing horses and three others died over the weekend after a barn fire broke out in Putnam Township.
These Michigan lotteries were drawn Monday, January 14, 2019.
Gymboree, who first filed bankruptcy back in 2017, has filed again, this time announcing it will close all remaining stores including Briarwood Mall, Great Lakes Crossing, Grosse Pointe, Oakland Mall, Twelve Oaks Mall.
Reports say U.S. - China trade war is to blame for a delay for GAC Motor to enter the American market.
Infiniti tried to debuted their concept electric SUV, but had issues because the vehicle was stuck back stage.
One big announcement Hyundai release today at the North American International Auto Show wasn't a new car, but relief to federal employees who have been furloughed during the government shutdown.
Mike Manley, Fiat Chrysler's new CEO, said they do not plan on cutting jobs or align with other automakers, they are strong enough to stand on their own.
One of the most popular new vehicles at the 2019 NAIAS is the 2020 Jeep Gladiator.
Reports indicate that Ford and Volkswagen have scheduled conference call Tuesday morning to announce details of a partnership that's been in the works for the past couple of months.
Volkswagen announced at the NAIAS that they will invest $800 million dollars to manufacture electric vehicles in North America.
he term 'advanced transportation' has been defined as the point where advanced manufacturing and information technology intersect. Washtenaw Community College is back at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) to showcase how it is combining those two worlds to help create the talent pipeline for the mobility revolution.
