Michigan Matters: 2013 MPLP
This week on Michigan Matters, Carol Cain and the crew travel to the Michigan Political Leadership Program's annual Fundraising Dinner
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This week on Michigan Matters, Carol Cain and the crew travel to the Michigan Political Leadership Program's annual Fundraising Dinner
A school spokesperson said students have returned to their classrooms after a gas leak scare at Southfield-Lathrup High School Friday morning.
A Delta passenger jet headed to Detroit aborted a takeoff at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport because of a possible bird strike.
Two young children watched as a man fatally shot their mothers and another person inside an abandoned Detroit home, then apparently spent the night with the bodies before help arrived, according to one of the victims' relatives.
Consumers Energy says it has halted projects throughout Michigan that involve the same drilling method used before a house explosion that killed a 58-year-old Royal Oak man.
This is the weekend when we switch back to Daylight Saving Time. But did you know that losing that hour of sleep can be dangerous to your health?
It's the weekend again, which means time for road work and intermittent lane closures in metro Detroit -- and luckily, there aren't many.
The long-awaited, highly-anticipated "Oz The Great and Powerful" is finally here! Two hours after the movie began and the credits started rolling, the audience at a preview screening broke out into applause.
Protesters take to the streets of Detroit to call on the Justice Department to intervene over a possible EFM in the city.
It's a blast from the past on Woodward Avenue in Royal Oak where a "high-end" furniture store has re-opened, 11 years after closing it's doors.
Ford is recalling 230,000 minivans in 20 cold-weather states and Washington, D.C., to fix rust problems that can cause the third-row seats to come loose.
Detroit Police asks for public's help in finding missing 13-year-old Tiara Moore.
What else is new and cool on the wild, wonderful edge of technology? I'll sharpen the view for you -- but watch out, don't get cut.
The announcement from Michigan Democratic Senator Carl Levin that he will not seek re-election in 2014 has sparked reaction from several leaders around the state.