Group Sues EPA Over Invasive Species Regulations
A lawsuit seeks tougher rules dealing with ballast water discharges from ships to prevent more invasive species from reaching U.S. waterways.
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A lawsuit seeks tougher rules dealing with ballast water discharges from ships to prevent more invasive species from reaching U.S. waterways.
A group cleaning up part a section of land in the southeastern part of Detroit found more than they bargained for — a human skull.
A fire left Mr. Mike's at Woodward Ave. and Amsterdam a charred mess.
An unofficial shrine to Malice Green that stood in Detroit for 20 years has been reduced to rubble.
A federal judge says he'll hear arguments Oct. 1 on the legality of Michigan's ban on gay marriage and adoption by same-sex couples.
Dr. Richard Smith has been delivering babies for almost 40 years.
The city's retirement system is underfunded by $3.5 billion
All eyes are on construction of some Asian-style buildings that will appear in the upcoming "Transformers" movie.
High School age students clean up brush, board up abandoned buildings as part of GM Student Corps.
Community gardens and front-lawn vegetable patches have become more commonplace over the past decade, yielding positive benefits to those participating in them.
The state's elections director says there is nothing to stop Mike Duggan from mounting a write-in campaign in his efforts to become the next mayor of Detroit.
Two downtown Detroit fountains that are a popular place to cool off in the summer months are dry.
An official says thousands of butane canisters, an assault rifle and bags of marijuana were found at a home that exploded in Ypsilanti.
Authorities in Oakland County are looking for the masked men who robbed a bank in Lyon Township.
Residents in Highland Park are still fuming over the dumping of thousands of black history and culture books.