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Carol Cain has a fireside chat with Mary Barra, senior vice president of global product development for General Motors. Get more info on the event.
On Good Samaritan Day, Onstar talks about their Good Samaritan calls, when a driver reports problems somebody else is having.
Deputies found the children, including an 8-month-old baby, when they were called to an apartment house on a report of shots fired.
Think you know Kwame Kilpatrick? In a upcoming documentary, Detroit's former Mayor will tell what is, according to him, the "real story."
I don't think it's a pretty job so I always feel the need to apologize to the aesthetician I have to pay to do my dirty work.
The Michigan Department of Transportation plans to seek bids for completion of a $230 million construction project on the U.S. side of the Ambassador Bridge.
Flint's state-appointed emergency financial manager says he wants to borrow between $15 million and $20 million to help cover past deficits in the cash-strapped city.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in New Orleans said Payton made a second call saying there would be "severe consequences" if the "stupid southern team keeps winning."
A national program will make low-cost loans to buy or repair pre-owned vehicles available to low- to moderate-income working families in the Detroit area.
The Humane Society is starting a bold new program offering a certificate for a free sterilization of any pit bull-type dog.
The Michigan Senate is poised to debate bills aimed at requiring insurance companies to cover some types of treatment for autism.
Car companies say consumers will find other ways to use technologies if they can't use built-in devices.
Employers in the Detroit area and across Michigan are expected to hire at a brisk pace in the second quarter of 2012, according to the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey released Tuesday.
The director of the County's substance abuse office says there are currently 160 people on a waiting list for treatment.