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Supposedly, an agitated caller made reference to the nationally-known Trayvon Martin case in Florida.
"Why is Detroit in crisis? We bailed out the automotive industry but the city has not been able to be part of that." Jesse Jackson told Carol Cain.
The Executive Director of the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority is looking for support of his effort to amend a state law that bans ships from dumping ballast water in Michigan waterways.
A task force involving several law enforcement agencies has been rounding up felons for the past few days, wanted for parole violations including child sexual assault and stalking.
A new University of Michigan study says many young people prefer surfing the web to driving a car.
A survey of the state's local government leaders found that Gov. Rick Snyder's financial incentives for communities to share services are working, although most were collaborating to save money long before Snyder took office last year.
Farmington Hills firefighters are mopping up after an early Thursday morning fire at a large home near I-696 and Drake Roads.
Authorities say a pregnant 31-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula with her 2-year-old daughter in the vehicle.
Inflammatory remarks made by a Detroit minister has some Metro Detroiters worried about possible civil unrest in the city as it deals with a financial crisis which likely will require state intervention.
Rev. Horace L. Sheffield, III, Executive Director of the Detroit Association of Black Organizations (dabo) released the following statement related to Minister Maleek Shabazz's comments to "burn it (Detroit) down.
Metro Detroiters are being offered an opportunity to help researchers to refine cancer prevention.
