With Roads A Top Priority, Michigan Senate Meets For Rare Monday Session
The top issue for Gov. Rick Snyder and legislative leaders remains a potential tax increase to boost road funding.
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The top issue for Gov. Rick Snyder and legislative leaders remains a potential tax increase to boost road funding.
Visitation is Thursday at Lynch & Sons Funeral Home in Clawson.
Families should consider the speed of their home Internet router when giving tech gifts this holiday season.
With all of the holiday decorations and Christmas trees this time of year, there is a high chance of a fire breaking out.
Jasmine Moody was last seen on Dec. 4 as she left her friend's home in Detroit. Moody had reportedly just had an argument and didn't take her belongings as she walked away at around 7:30 p.m.
Charles Bolden Jr. has been on four space flights, commanded two missions and piloted the space shuttle Discovery, which deployed the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990.
A 31-year-old woman was struck by several vehicles and killed as she walked along a Grand Blanc Township roadway after leaving a local bar.
It only took eight seconds for the building to come crumbling down, but Mayor Brenda Lawrence said that the implosion was more than just an exciting event.
Great Lakes Patrol says it created the reward program in response to recent wolf killings in the Upper Peninsula.
Most legislative resistance to ridesharing appears to be less about the service and more about the finer points.
Children from kindergarten to 8th grade are asked to draw a snowman design which officials will sort and vote on to decide which winner will be printed on pins.
The Detroit news community was hit with sad news on Saturday with the passing of legendary local anchorman Bill Bonds. Bonds suffered a heart attack sometime on Saturday afternoon and died at the age of 82.
Retiring Rep. John Dingell has a fractured hip and it will take time for the 88-year-old Michigan Democrat — Congress' longest serving member — to recover.
More than a dozen students stood as he spoke and turned their backs to him, and several others in the audience did the same or held up newspapers.
Bonds, a Detroit native and graduate of the University of Detroit, spent almost his entire career at WXYZ-TV, starting in the early 70s, and was the station's main 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. anchor until 1995.