Federal Government Investigates 1.2 Million Chrysler Cars For Ignition Issues
Federal investigators want to know whether some Chrysler cars have a dangerous ignition switch problem.
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Federal investigators want to know whether some Chrysler cars have a dangerous ignition switch problem.
Tiger manager Brad Ausmus is under fire after a reporter asked him what he does after a team loss ... and he joked, "I beat my wife."
A rare 5-foot tall flower known as the corpse flower at MSU's Plant Biology Conservatory is expected to bloom within the next few days.
There were reports of heavy rain, trees falling, power lines down and even a funnel cloud, early Wednesday evening.
State police cadaver dogs discovered the body of a white female in Cheboygan County.
A Detroit woman is on a mission to make sure each Detroit firefighter has a brand new pair of state of the art safety boots.
Prices start at $199 for a 32GB and $299 for a 64GB version.
He's the second of five suspects to make a deal.
Prosecutors say 46-year-old Craig Miller failed to dispatch officers to the scene of a shooting.
A Hollywood couple used the paparazzi to its advantage. Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield held up signs promoting charities.
The Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company brewed its first beer in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin in 1867, and it remains headquartered there today.
"We find out tomorrow that we shouldn't have been in the lake today. That's unacceptable," said State Rep. Anthony Forlini, R-Harrison Township.
Volunteers who've been searching a Detroit park for two missing children are demanding to know why an Amber Alert hasn't been issued.
GM Slips in quality study, but still has a good showing. Ford and Hyundai improve. Jeep and Fiat don't fare so well.
House members say they still have many questions about General Motors' delayed recall of small cars, including whether the company's culture has truly changed.