Test Driving the 2011 Volkswagen EOS
We wrap up summer and welcome fall as WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert checks out a car that's good for sunshine and rain.
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We wrap up summer and welcome fall as WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert checks out a car that's good for sunshine and rain.
A Southfield man accused of choking his wife of 11 years to death in front of his children was back in court Friday.
Bud Light is bringing Lions fans a taste of an NFL training camp when the Bud Light Fan Camp mobile experience arrives in Detroit this Saturday, Oct. 1.
Restaurant Week lets you taste the best of Detroit with three-course meals at one set price -- $28 per person -- through Sunday, Oct. 2.
It's the final day of operations for troopers at a number of Michigan State Police posts.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is continuing its efforts to be one of the most accessible orchestras by presenting five free concerts through DSO Community Week from September 29 to October 2.
Surplus salmon that has been harvested at Michigan Department of Natural Resources facilities is helping to feed hungry people in the state.
Fall is here! How about those pesky 100 or so days of winter that play havoc with your house.
In addition to comparing estimates, homeowners should interview the contractor's referrals, as well.
How do you generate light when there is none? You could say "let there be light" in a very commanding tone, but that strategy probably won't work.
You don't use hot water 24 hours a day, but you still pay to heat your full water tank all day long – 30, 40, 80 gallons of water kept hot all day.
The No. 1 cause of water-heater failure is sediment buildup in the tank
The key to mold prevention is moisture control. If mold is a problem in your home, you should promptly clean the area and correct the water problem. It's important to dry water-damaged areas and items within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth.
One person has been killed and a teenager has been injured in a shooting outside a Detroit strip club Friday morning.
Michigan's community colleges are seeing lower enrollment this fall versus a year ago and some students also are taking lighter class loads.