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Health officials say there's been a reported increase in stomach illness over the past week in Michigan.
A three-month undercover investigation by a special law enforcement task force shuts down a major drug operation in the Downriver area.
Take a look at home price national trends and hot housing markets from the month of November 2013.
Every cage is full at the Dearborn Animal Shelter.
They're supposed to make the difference in cases of life and death, but the government says certain heart devices may fail.
The Saginaw County Election Commission has rejected a proposed recall petition for a white Michigan township clerk who was recorded using a racial slur to describe a black official.
New York auction house Christie's estimates the fair market value of city-bought works at the Detroit Institute of Arts to be between roughly $450 million and $870 million.
"I want to say to everyone whose a resident of the city, no one is more aware of the hardship that this is going to cause to a number of different people than me," Kevyn Orr said.
Tony Clark said he's "blown away" that he is the first former major leaguer to become head of the baseball players' union.
Someone is shelling out some serious cash in Ann Arbor, all in the name of "tips for Jesus."
The Hamburg Township officer arrived within minutes to find the child unconscious and not breathing.
Check this list for the best places to buy turkeys in Detroit.
The case now turns to crunching numbers and trying to strike deals, although unions are pursuing an appeal.