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Check out our pets of the week for a variety of happy-go-lucky cats and dogs just aching to bring love into someone's home.
The Detroit Lions on Thursday signed Norwegian Internet kicking sensation Havard Rugland. Take one look at this video and you'll see why.
Democratic lawmakers have introduced more legislation to raise Michigan's minimum wage to $10 an hour over three years.
Know before you go! It's the weekend again, which means its time for some road work and intermittent lane closures in metro Detroit.
Police have arrested a woman they say pretended two cans of spaghetti sauce were a bomb when she robbed a Macomb County bank.
The rapid transit line in West Michigan's largest city is designed to travel as fast as a light rail system but at a fraction of the cost
And what's the latest from the tech world on this soggy ol' Friday? Here, take a towel and dry off, and check out these dandies...
A 35-year-old man says he took pots, pans and kitchen utensils while working at Michigan soup kitchen because he planned to sell them.
A prosecutor has approved a no-jail plea deal for a 28-year-old man who made bomb threats against Flint-area schools because of the defendant's mental health disability.
A prosecutor says a man admits burying the body of a homicide victim in Genesee County in 2005.
Greener buildings mean a greener Earth and more green in the owner's bank account. That's the multiple-bottom-line message of "All Things Green," the Macomb County Chamber's fifth annual green technologies conference, which attracted a crowd of well over 100 people Thursday.
Finally, a 21st Century car that really looks like it came from the 21st Century. Edison2, the Lynchburg, Va. outfit that won the $5 million Automotive X Prize back in 2010 for building a safe, fun-to-drive, manufacturable 100 mpg car, unveiled its latest automotive design Thursday at The Henry Ford.
Four schools will close and, for some students, the school year will be longer ...
Republicans -- over Democrats' objections that education funding is too low -- are on board with Gov. Rick Snyder's overall 2 percent increase in state aid to K-12 schools, universities and community colleges. They have different ideas on how to spend it, though.