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"I used to carry around a tin can of coupons," Ken Jones told WWJ's Stephanie Davis.
In an Op-Ed piece for New York Magazine, Alec Baldwin says goodbye to public life.
Sheriff's officials are investigating what appears to be a self-inflicted shooting death in Independence Township.
Democratic Michigan Congressman John Dingell, 87, will not seek reelection this fall.
The University of Michigan's 2013 Sustainability Progress Reprot shows the university's continuing successes in green education, research and operations.
A judge has set a June 16 trial on Detroit's plan to emerge from bankruptcy.
A 17-year-old Detroit prep football star is expected to face trial in the assault of a security guard who was slammed to the floor after telling him to remove his hood in school.
Legendary Chicago comedian and director Harold Ramis has died after a long illness.
Detroit's Covisint has been expanding its secure communication and collaboration platform beyond its initial home in the auto industry, into health care and other industries, for some time now. Now, it's growing that health care practice internationally.
Residents are expected to vote on a proposed public transit tax to raise nearly $4.4 million in annual funding to implement a five-year transit improvement plan.
From the world-changing to the humble to the just plain cool, dozens of business ideas were named winners of startup funding and grants totaling $113,000 Monday by the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
People calling WWJ Monday morning had a list of pothole problem areas including: the Lodge Freeway service drive near Eight Mile, I-96 eastbound near Livernois, Hannan Road over I-275.
Last summer, MDOT spent $3.2 million on a project to install 330 new LED lights on a five-mile stretch of I-94. The problem is; the damn things don't work.
The business tax cuts were enacted by Gov. Rick Snyder and legislators at the end of 2012 but will be halted if a statewide vote fails in August.
You may start seeing more police on the streets of Detroit because they're working double duty.