Special Olympics Michigan Winter Games Start Wednesday
About 800 competitors are heading to the Traverse City area for the Special Olympics' 2012 State Winter Games.
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About 800 competitors are heading to the Traverse City area for the Special Olympics' 2012 State Winter Games.
David Stone and seven other members of a group accused of trying to overthrow the government were in Federal Court Tuesday in Detroit for the start of their trial.
The Michigan Department of Corrections says two parole agents have been suspended as officials investigate why two ex-convicts now charged with killing an 80-year-old Royal Oak woman were on the streets in the first place.
Authorities say a man was killed when his single-engine plane crashed at a golf course in Macomb County.
Verizon Wireless was to announce Tuesday that it invested $265 million in 2011 to enhance its network in Michigan. Included was the expansion of 4G LTE to nearly 150 cities, townships and communities, nearly 50 universities and colleges and three professional sporting venues.
President Barack Obama is ordering new U.S. sanctions on the government of Iran, including the Central Bank, amid new tensions that a unilateral strike by Israel on Iran's nuclear program could come soon.
Police believe that Tavia Bentley is with her father, Sebastian Campbell, who does not have legal custody of the girl.
St. Joseph Catholic School in Howell is closed Tuesday because a large number of students and staff are suffering from flu-like symptoms.
The Senate Assembly Resolution calls for things like procedures that attend to the needs of victims of crimes and educating the community about reporting crimes.
With the help of Neighborhood Stabilization Program funding, the city of Pontiac is reclaiming some of its neighborhoods by rehabbing foreclosed homes.
Wayne County Treasurer Ray Wojtowicz says his office will go door to door to make home ownership offers to renters who are living in homes that are behind in their taxes.
So who are you most excited to see at SportsFest? Let us know.
Governor Snyder's International Bridge appears to be a done deal - at least that's what Windsor says. WWJ's Kathryn Larson has part one of her three-part series.
An appeals court says a Detroit judge was within his rights to send the owner of the Ambassador Bridge to jail for disregarding court orders.
A recent discovery by Van Andel Research Institute scientists enables the prediction of patient sensitivity to proposed drug therapies for glioblastoma -- the most common and most aggressive malignant brain tumor in humans.