Stamp Prices Will Increase On Sunday
The price of a stamp is set to rise a penny on Sunday to 45 cents.
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The price of a stamp is set to rise a penny on Sunday to 45 cents.
A Flint man accused of shooting at a car and killing a 6-year-old boy inside has pleaded no contest to manslaughter.
More than 30 dogs, including many covered in feces and urine, have been rescued from a southern Michigan home.
The powdery snow may not be much fun to drive on, but there's a certain group of people who get butterflies in their stomaches every time the snow falls.
Anthony Johnson is suing the agency, claiming it lost his jewelry and card collection valued at $329,000.
A package of bills soon to be introduced in the Michigan Legislature is expected to propose higher vehicle registration fees and tax changes to raise more money for road repairs.
Employers receive hundreds of applications in response to job openings, so it's crucial that you and your resume stand out from the crowd.
Because sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death in young athletes, Beaumont Health System cardiologists will offer free heart screenings to area high school students on Saturday at Clarkston High School.
Thanks to Friday night's snow fall, it will be a day of wintry activities for the whole family at the first annual Lyon Township Winterfest celebration taking place in and around New Hudson and South Lyon on Saturday.
Family members of a missing Michigan man who disappeared one week ago while visiting snow- and ice-covered Mount Fuji in Japan remain hopeful he'll be found alive, his father said Friday.
The snow overnight has left most area roadways snow covered and slippery Saturday morning.
Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence is getting close to formally kicking off a run for Congress against two fellow Democrats, U.S. Reps. Hansen Clarke and Gary Peters.
Festival organizers are hoping to draw an even bigger crowd for their thirtieth anniversary by displaying more ice sculptures than ever before, as well as new and upgraded on-site activities.
A federal grant will enable the city of Detroit to retain more than 100 police officers who had been slated to be laid off.