Hostess Files For Bankruptcy; What Does It Mean For Detroit's Twinkies Fans?
Visitors to local Hostess stores enjoy discounts like a loaf of Wonder bread for 99 cents, and 10 snack cakes for $3 or .40 cents each.
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Visitors to local Hostess stores enjoy discounts like a loaf of Wonder bread for 99 cents, and 10 snack cakes for $3 or .40 cents each.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced $94,000 in grants to improve public safety in three rural areas in Michigan.
Police say a man visiting Howell from Northern Michigan killed himself by firing an arrow into his chest.
Flames are shooting through the roof -- and there's heavy smoke in the area. Fire crews are using their ladders to attack the fire from above.
Have you had your eye on a restaurant in Ann Arbor, but you're too timid to check it out? Restaurant Week is the best time to explore on a budget.
The Fourth Macomb County Business Climate survey of more than 550 area business leaders shows most believe that business and employment conditions will continue to improve this year.
A Michigan judge has ruled that Planned Parenthood may open a clinic in suburban Detroit that had been fought by abortion opponents.
A three-judge panel of the 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Cincinnati is taking up the claim of three Michigan ministers that a federal hate crime law infringes on their First Amendment rights and should be declared unconstitutional.
A man has pleaded guilty just as he was about to go on trial in the 2001 fatal shooting of an armored-truck courier who was stocking ATMs at a Dearborn credit union.
Fresh off lowering Michigan's overall business taxes in a bid to boost economic growth, Republicans will aim to eliminate or phase out a state tax paid on business equipment in 2012.
Chrysler is adding 25 workers per shift to its Wrangler line at the Toledo Assembly plant. And, Nissan plans to hire 200 engineers over the next two years at its Farmington Hills technical center.
At one point, firefighters had to retreat from the burning building, and managed to escape, just before a portion of the house collapsed.
A crowd of industry and media from around the country packed the Fillmore Tuesday night in downtown Detroit for a free show by hit band Maroon 5.
WWJ's third day at the International Consumer Electronics Show was the first official day of the world's largest tech trade show. The tech on display included familiar auto names -- and upstarts building the no. 1 selling computer for Walmart.com.
Charlie Munger donated more than $1.1 million worth of stock in Warren Buffett's company to U of M regents at the end of December, bringing his total to $20 million for 2011.