New Legislation Would Mandate Online Sales Tax
Paying taxes on your online purchases may soon become a reality.
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Paying taxes on your online purchases may soon become a reality.
Tyree Guyton, the artist behind the famed Heidelberg Project, signs his new book this Saturday at the Funky Ferndale Art Fest.
A new exhibition at U-M's Kelsey Museum of Archaeology will explore the story of on excavation site in Egypt, initiated by the University of Michigan in the 1920s and 1930s.
If you're out and about at the Island Lake Recreation Area Saturday, you might see a familiar face. WWJ's John Bailey will be going for a long bike ride for charity.
CBS Detroit's inaugural Most Valuable Blogger winners have been announced! We want to thank everyone that participated and to congratulate all of our MVB winners! The full list of winners can be found here.
Drive - starring Ryan Gosling - is part action movie, part love story, and part gangsta flick. Yes; it's all that rolled into one.
One hundred seventy-five years ago, Michiganders demanded statehood on their terms, which meant keeping Toledo despite Ohio's backroom political hijinks.
It's a chance to drive a brand new car without the pressure of a salesperson nipping at your heels.
Just days before the festival was set to begin, organizers of MI Fest announced one of their three performance stages is being eliminated, along with the nine bands scheduled to play on it.
Congressman Fred Upton is asking the people of Michigan to share their ideas for cutting federal spending and reducing the national debt.
Detroit Public School officials say after a disappointing head-count throughout the first week of school, more students attended the second week of classes.
Police are investigating an early morning shooting at an apartment complex on Middlebelt in Romulus.
The last of five young suspects in the Christmas Day vandalism at Bronner's Christmas Wonderland in Frankenmuth has been sentenced in the case.
Officials are alerting motorists that the Law Enforcement Torch Run 'Central Route' runners will be moving through suburban and metro Detroit beginning Friday as they wrap up their annual, 5-day, 750-mile, non-stop relay run for Special Olympics Michigan athletes.