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Voters in the Ypsilanti and Willow Run school districts are expected to be asked whether to turn the two southeastern Michigan school systems into one.
A grandfather was shot and killed late Wednesday night on Detroit's west side while protecting his grandchildren from a group of intruders who broke into their home.
The final day of the Management Briefing Seminars will feature a focus on quality.
The 21-year-old son of a missing Troy man is sitting behind bars Thursday morning, awaiting murder charges in connection with his father's disappearance.
If you're a meat eater, you might want to brace yourself for sticker shock at the market.
Police believe a 29-year-old woman reported missing on August 1 is alive and well -- but they are still seeking the public's help in the case.
Production began Wednesday at the former Saturn auto assembly plant, about 30 miles south of Nashville.
With the passing of a 10-year Detroit Institute of Arts millage in Tuesday's primary election, residents of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties will get in free with I.D.
Major changes coming to Detroit's water department will reduce staff by 80 percent.
Police in Waterford are looking for whoever broke into a large safe, stealing coins and silver bars that date back to the 1800s.
The event will feature a magic show for children and conclude with a pet parade with multiple prizes from the best-dressed to the most uniquely-dressed pet.
There's no rest for the weary as Pete Hoekstra found as he was in hardcore campaign mode early Wednesday doing an interview with CBS62's "First Forecast Mornings" and talking of the next phase of his bid to beat U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow.
A new crowdfunding platform that lets investors back individual people rather than specific ideas or projects will be piloted at the University of Michigan and four other universities this fall, company officials announced Wednesday.
With the launch of new federal vehicle fuel economy rules a week away, the American auto industry has grown by nearly a quarter million jobs (236,600) since June 2009 when the auto industry hit bottom, according to a new report available from DrivingGrowth.org.