Group Pushes To Legalize Marijuana
Supporters of legalizing marijuana in Michigan are planning to take their best shot starting Thursday night in Ann Arbor.
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Supporters of legalizing marijuana in Michigan are planning to take their best shot starting Thursday night in Ann Arbor.
Police say one person was shot outside of a high school in Flint as a basketball game was being played inside.
Whether you prefer glitz or a low-key buffet, rocking out or smoothing it out with jazz, salsa dancing or lounging with friends -- it doesn't matter. There's something for everyone to do in metro Detroit.
A Warren mother and her four children are burned out of their home, in what police are calling an act of arson.
Pontiac firefighters have agreed to be laid off as part of a plan to allow Waterford Township to take over duties there.
Nothing soothes our frayed psyches and overworked holiday nerves like a good laugh. Belly laugh are better... in bunches are even better.
Thursday, Dec. 29 marks a sad anniversary in the City of Wayne, where one year ago a massive explosion killed two people and severely injured the owner of Frank's Furniture Store.
More than 100 volunteers are joining with teachers to kick off the brand-new Holiday Learning Fest in 18 schools to boost education for more than 1,000 Detroit students.
Lisa says he "could go back to Michigan" because "it's still under Sharia law."
Detroit police say 33-year old Nasir Banks is accused of walking into a home on Schoenherr near Eight Mile and shooting three men.
Detroit Zoo visitors will have to wait until late winter or early spring for their first glimpse of the orphaned grizzly cubs that arrived at the Detroit Zoo Dec. 2 from Alaska.
A donation immediately comes off a donor's 2011 taxes as a charitable deduction from your taxable income, (versus making a donation in early 2012) – that would show as a deduction on 2012 taxes.
The "Ring in the New Year with a Bell, Not a Bang" safety campaign is intended to remind people about the consequences of using guns during New Year's Eve celebrations.
"More of Michigan's children now have the advantages health coverage provides," Kathleen Sebelius said.
A 14-year-old Rochester Hills teen got a scare Wednesday morning when she saw a stranger trying to remove the screen door of her house in the 100 block of Nesbit