Little Caesars is Being Sued for $1M, Ex-Employee Says He Was Called N-Word
Little Caesars is being sued for $1 million by an ex-employee who says he routinely faced discrimination while working for the company.
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Little Caesars is being sued for $1 million by an ex-employee who says he routinely faced discrimination while working for the company.
A test and possible treatment for autism may be on the horizon after a new study finds a link between the disorder and one particular hormone in the human body.
Construction is beginning on I-696 and starting at 9 p.m. Friday.
Forbes' rankings were released on Tuesday and include 500 companies that have more than 5,000 employees.
Detroit's 105.1 the bounce has decided to pull Kanye West's songs off air after his comments on TMZ.
Jerry O'Connell guest stars on a very special episode of "Big Bang Theory" tonight.
In Detroit, police received 145 calls about paintball fights in just the past week.
A team has been selected to redevelop a site in Flint where 78 units of affordable, rental housing are planned for low-income residents.
Michigan State University says many recommendations in a final Title IX report outlining opportunities to enhance sexual misconduct prevention and education now are in development.
A judge has ruled prosecutors can admit as evidence two previous rape accusations against former Michigan State University football player Auston Robertson.
FPI Management, a property company in California, wants to hire dozens of people. Factories from New Hampshire to Michigan need workers. Hotels in Las Vegas are desperate to fill jobs.
A bill advancing in Michigan's Legislature would ensure wrongfully convicted inmates who receive state compensation fully qualify for a potential income tax break.
Children as young as 10 could hunt on public land under a bill advancing in Michigan's Legislature.
State agencies in Michigan are inviting requests for funding of projects intended to prevent and control invasive species. The Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program expects to distribute about $3.6 million this year.
Local and federal police agencies are scheduled to hold routine training on the Wayne State University campus in Detroit.
