Detroit, San Francisco Symphonies Place World Series Wager
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the San Francisco Symphony are betting that their respective hometown teams will win the World Series.
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The Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the San Francisco Symphony are betting that their respective hometown teams will win the World Series.
Authorities say a medical emergency led to an August crash that killed a wrong-way driver and two other motorists following a collision on Interstate 96 in Livingston County.
Would you like to own a piece of the World Series and help out the Detroit Tigers Foundation at the same time?
The Michigan Department of Transportation is making travel easier for those fortunate enough to have World Series tickets for home games at Comerica Park Oct. 27-29.
A 68-year-old Detroit-area man charged with trying to hire someone to kill his wife of 27 years has been ordered to undergo a competency exam.
A man in the Upper Peninsula was killed when a car fell on him as he worked under it at his home.
A Michigan pilot trying to land at a central Minnesota airport mistook a road for the airstrip in rainy weather.
Baseball fans coming to Detroit for the World Series this weekend won't have any problems finding things to do before and after the games.
The Michigan International Speedway and Adrian College have developed plans for a science center and science-related field trips at the NASCAR racetrack.
Police in Detroit have a plan to make sure the area around Comerica Park is safe for the thousands of baseball fans coming downtown to watch the World Series.
Detroit's Got Talent competition features young performing artists in grades six through twelve.
Already the center of activity, Comerica Park was buzzing Friday with a pre-wedding party for a Hazel Park couple!
Former Commander Mary Schlabassi is the first woman to fill the post.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson is expected to return to his desk in the Executive Office Building next week according to a press release from his office.
Talk of possible cancellation of the Winter Classic is being refuted by U of M.