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The subtitle of "Taking Care of Mimi" is "A morality murder mystery."
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The subtitle of "Taking Care of Mimi" is "A morality murder mystery."
Kevin Durant had 34 points and 14 rebounds while playing all of regulation for the first time all season, leading the Thunder past the Spurs 107-99 and into the NBA Finals.
Is your dad and gadgety kind of guy? Find him something exciting and cool for Father's Day, whatever your budget might be.
The search for a missing person in Detroit has now turned into a murder case.
A story you're hearing only on WWJ -- A security breach at a state corrections department probation center.
A man with a stake in one of Detroit's three casinos talks about the prospect of more competition for your gaming dollars.
The group seeking to recall Governor Rick Snyder is throwing in the petition towel.
A team of young engineers from the U of M will show off their hand-built car in a "Super Mileage" competition.
A man has been shot dead overnight outside a bar on Detroit's eastside.
A diverse business incubator in the city of Detroit will talk about its rise as an important economic growth engine at today's meeting of the "Clinton Global Initiative" in Chicago.
Michigan's Board of State Canvassers has kicked U.S. Rep. Thaddeus McCotter off the August Republican primary ballot, ruling he did not submit the required number of nominating petition signatures.
A bill that has passed the Michigan Senate would allow the lowest-performing 5 percent of schools to leave their districts and become so-called "conversion" schools.
When it comes to owners, the manufacturing management software developer Plex Systems is switching coasts. New York-based Apax Partners announced that it would sell its majority stake in Plex, acquired in 2006, to San Francisco-based Francisco Partners, a technology-focused private equity firm.
Car buffs around metro Detroit are gearing up for "EyesOn Design," the annual classic and antique car show to be held Sunday, June 17 at the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores. The event benefits the Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology in Grosse Pointe Park, providing funding for its two conferences on auto safety and artificial vision.
Michigan Shifting Gears, an intensive career transition program to help experienced professionals fine-tune their skills to fit the needs of small businesses and start-ups, kicks off a new three-month training session on June 26.