U.S. Education Secretary's Bus Tour Rolls Into Detroit
Detroit is on U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan's roll call Thursday.
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Detroit is on U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan's roll call Thursday.
"Jackets for Jobs," a nationally recognized local charity, will be giving away 1,000 jackets to women in need Thursday morning in downtown Detroit.
Central Michigan University remains strong, despite student challenges and financial troubles, the school's president said Wednesday.
Three people have been shot to death and a fourth wounded at an eastside Detroit home.
After she didn't show up for work this week, a young woman's family made a horrific discovery at her home on Detroit's west side.
A 19-year-old Ann Arbor man has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and 500 hours of community service for violating probation in a case where he drove over and killed four ducklings.
A Detroit federal judge rules that a western Michigan farm illegally sold cows for human food with unacceptably high levels of antibiotics.
Everytime I look at the Central Division standings, I find it almost too good to believe. Just like everyone else, I was waiting for the other shoe to drop after the All-Star game. Then I waited for the August fade, and now in September, it's still early....but there's still no sign of a collapse.
Kid Rock will be celebrating the kickoff of the National Football League season with a concert at Lambeau Field, but his thoughts are with his hometown Detroit Lions.
The Detroit Public Schools says more students showed up this year than last for the first day of school, but the number still isn't where it should be.
A look back at the top news headlines from GLITR's third year of reporting Michigan's tech news, September 2003 to August 2004.
Consumers Energy electric customers will see an almost 70 percent reduction in their renewable energy charges this month.
Troy-based Altair ProductDesign Wednesday unveiled the world's first series hydraulic hybrid transit bus.
Dow Corning, a developer and manufacturer of the silicon-based materials used in many renewable energy technologies, is introducing a new middle school curriculum focused on solar energy.