Ann Arbor Imposes Moratorium On New Marijuana Dispensaries
Ann Arbor is temporarily halting new medical marijuana dispensaries after recently receiving more than 30 permit applications to operate in the city.
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Ann Arbor is temporarily halting new medical marijuana dispensaries after recently receiving more than 30 permit applications to operate in the city.
A middle school teacher in Pennsylvania is reportedly heading back to work just days after he was suspended for serving his students pancakes during a state exam.
Right now the Direct Pay section of the Internal Revenue Service's web site is not working.
A case of hepatitis A has been confirmed in Macomb County, according to a report.
Looking for a job in the dental industry? Here's a look at the latest listings throughout Metro Detroit.
Starbucks says it will close its more than 8,000 U.S. stores for several hours next month to conduct racial-bias training to its nearly 175,000 workers.
Earth Day is approaching April 22 and everyone is thinking green. There's a lot of community-wide celebrations happening across metro Detroit, but we've rounded up three interesting Earth Day festivities for you to check out.
The head of Michigan State University's Alumni Association is stepping down after a complaint was filed with the office that investigates discrimination, harassment and other policy violations.
A 59-year-old former councilman has been charged in connection to the Dec. 12, 2017 fatal wrong-way crash in Canton Township.
In a real life game of "Barrel of Monkeys," four baboons escaped a Texas research center after turning their toy barrel into a makeshift ladder.
Toyota says it will start equipping models with technology to talk to other vehicles starting in 2021, as it tries to push safety communications forward.
FDA officials signed off on the first ever transition contact lenses, which will get darker when the wearer is out in sunlight.
If you're looking to score a home run with Mom this Mother's Day, well the Detroit Tigers has you covered.
Residents in Michigan fall victim to identity theft more often than the rest of America, according to a new report and habitual procrastinators who wait to file their taxes are particularly at risk. There were 371,061 reported cases of identity theft last year, including more than 15,000 in Michigan, the online financial news site 24/7 Wall St. reported on Friday.
The city of Flint plans to take the State of Michigan to court over the water crisis. This comes just 10 days after Governor Rick Snyder announced that the state was shutting down water distribution centers throughout the city.
