Obama Tells Autoworkers: 'America Rooting For Motor City'
He says the city "still faces some long challenges," but is "coming back" and that the country wants "the Motor City strong."
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He says the city "still faces some long challenges," but is "coming back" and that the country wants "the Motor City strong."
Speaking in Wayne, Obama praised the 2009 federal auto bailout, calling it a success story that shows government can work.
Wednesday, Cowboys beat writer Clarence Hill reported that the NFL also conceded it had missed multiple infractions that hurt Dallas.
Authorities say two kids died in a fire at a mobile home in southwestern Michigan.
The Apple Watch may be closer to market as reports state employees will begin training in February, with an expected March release.
Wednesday morning I was doing some Instagram searching of my own and I think I may have found the hottest chick on Instagram and quite frankily online in general.
The change was announced Wednesday by state officials who said the SAT's bid was better and cheaper.
What started as a fun idea for a local college student turned into a money-making craze -- with a portion of the good fortune going back to communities across the country and as well as Detroit.
An Arizona agency's posting about Bigfoot is leaving its mark on social media.
The man suspected of abducting and raping an 11-year-old girl who was on her way to school has been arrested. "It came down to a tip, that's how we caught this guy."
Researchers at Michigan Technological University are working to protect connected homes from hackers.
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The goal of CitizenDetroit is to help residents think critically about candidates and political issues,
After defeating the Cincinnati Bengals in the wild card round, the Indianapolis Colts are in preparation for a familiar foe; the Denver Broncos.
Seattle must make the most of their home-field advantage against the Panthers.