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Michigan's attorney general says law enforcement agencies that seize medical marijuana from licensed patients or caregivers don't have to return the drug when the patient or caregiver is released from custody.
The burned torso of a 19-year-old transgender Detroit woman has been identified.
The Detroit Lions organization says like it or not, Nickelback will be the halftime entertainment at the Thanksgiving Day game versus Green Bay at Ford Field.
Detroit police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run accident that left a 19-year-old dead.
As a small token of their appreciation, several restaurants, stores and entertainment venues are offering deals for service members on Veterans Day, such as free meals, discounts on merchandise and complimentary admissions.
Don't let construction activities spoil your weekend plans. Before heading out, check traffic conditions and plan your route to avoid backups.
Sean Tracy is determined to fulfill his mission of honoring as many World War II vets as he can by building each one an exact replica model of the warplane or other vehicle to which the vet was assigned.
A judge paves the way for controversial Florida pastor Terry Jones to demonstrate outside a Dearborn mosque, if he still wants to.
The 53-year old Walled Lake man was in critical condition late Thursday night after he was hit by a car on Ford Road near Haggerty.
"Someone said, a long time ago, as goes General Motors, so goes the nation. Boy, I sure hope that's not the case ...," said presidential hopeful and Michigan native Mitt Romney.
Hunters now have permission to bait deer in parts of the northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan.
GLITR has put together a demonstration of the latest in cool wireless phones, tablets, Internet radios and assorted other tech toys for your inspection the morning of Nov. 17 at Lawrence Technological University.
Energy Conversion Devices Inc. said this week that production has been suspended at its Uni-Solar thin film solar panel plants based on a glut of supply in the industry.
Advanced Photonix Inc. said Thursday that its Picometrix subsidiary has received a follow-on $600,000 Phase II government contract from NASA for further development of a computed tomography-terahertz scanner accessory designed for inspection of spacecraft and launch vehicle composite structures.
The bill doesn't include a disputed clause contained in a Senate version of the bill that critics say would allow religion-based verbal harassment.