Watch CBS News
Then the court got involved Thursday and ordered the state not to retabulate the ballots. This means the city, county, state -- and now the courts -- are in the thick of what could become one of the most pivotal elections in Detroit history.
"He got into an argument with his mother and he attempted to kill her," said Waterford Police Chief Dan McCaw.
So what's the latest and greatest from the ever more mindblowing world of science and high tech? Hey, it's a Friday, relax...
Because of that, the Odyssey is the first minivan to get the new TOP SAFETY PICK + designation from the Institute.
Ford has sold 181,000 Fusions so far this year, and dealers have said they have demand for more. The additional production in Flat Rock will allow them to build 30 percent more Fusions than before.
Turns out there are a variety of reasons to say no to broadband Internet access in the home.
A local McDonald's restaurant was forced to close after its employees walked out and hundreds gathered outside to protest for higher wages.
Ford invests $555 million in the plant, adds second shift, 1400 new jobs. Flat Rock now builds Fusions and Mustang.
Police say seven people broke into the University of Michigan's venerable football stadium, known as the Big House, early Wednesday. There was apparently drinking and marijuana involved.
The Michigan Public Service Commission has issued its net metering and solar pilot program report, showing an increase of 55 percent in the program's size over 2011.
Officers said Darren Bailey attempted to flee and fought with arresting officers -- and a Taser was used against him.
Featuring more than 80 acts playing Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the Detroit Jazz Festival is an annual event that takes over four stages in downtown Detroit.
With one of the most anticipated milestones of the Affordable Care Act just weeks away, Consumers Mutual Insurance of Michigan has launched a statewide campaign to educate consumers about how health reform changes affect them.
Grand Valley State University's Annis Water Resources Institute has been awarded a $75,000 grant from the C.S. Mott Foundation to support efforts to grow the so-called blue economy through economic development efforts, water technology business, and water education, research, and stewardship.
Solar projects planned by 16 residential customers have been selected to move forward as part of Consumers Energy's ongoing implementation of Michigan's energy reform law.