Gospel Mime
Watch CBS News
The latest new business earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions
A local attorney is filing a federal lawsuit today against the State of Michigan over the lack of accessibility for the handicapped at a landmark building in Detroit.
Keeping his sense of humor about it, Kaufman said he was glad it was just a "technical malfunction" and not something really problematic, like forgetting the words.
A former Flat Rock police officer and a Trenton city worker have plead guilty to running an illegal sports betting operation while working on city time.
The fair, a downriver tradition that draws people from all over metro Detroit, is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Saturday on Biddle between Eureka and Oak streets.
The American Civil Liberties Union is suing on behalf of more than 950 Highland Park Public Schools students and their parents, claiming children aren't getting the tools needed to learn to read.
GM Europe President Karl-Friedrick Stracke will be replaced, for now, by GM Vice Chairman Steve Girsky.
Two Oakland County teens are facing charges after allegedly throwing rocks at cars along 8 Mile Road.
A warning for parents -- check your kid's high-chair.
Michigan fashion veteran, Linda Schlesinger understands the challenge of fashion, fit and comfort and provides the perfect fit for any body type with Skinny Tees.
In an interview Thursday morning with WWJ Newsradio 950 technology editor Matt Roush, new GM CIO Randy Mott said he believes "insourcing" IT will give GM more capability to respond quickly to changes in the auto market -- and to design cars with more cool tech features than the competition.
Three people in the Flint area are accused of using food stamp cards to buy supplies for their restaurants and catering businesses.
Police in Ecorse are investigating a deadly shooting that took the life of a 59-year-old man who was riding his bike.