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Statements to the National Transportation Safety Board say a Michigan wing walker who fell to his death while performing at the Selfridge Air Show may have tried to transfer from a plane to a helicopter too soon.
A rally is scheduled Wednesday afternoon on the steps of the state capital protesting proposed changes to the state's medical marijuana law.
A beaver is getting the blame for a loss of 9-1-1 service in parts of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
A mom and her daughter are the apparent victims of a drive-by shooting near Houston-Whittier and Chalmers on Detroit's east side.
Detroit Police are investigating the death of an elderly man who was hit by an SUV.
Closure for several Detroit families after police say they have solved a number of murders stemming from a deadly weekend last month.
He wasn't a real dentist, and so authorities have barred a Howell man from treating patients after a judge determined he was practicing dentistry without a license.
Being prepared not only means bringing the proper test materials to class like a scan-tron form or a blue book, but it includes getting a good night's sleep, too.
GM CEO Dan Akerson talks about ways to surprise the competition, and the decision to produce a Cadillac with the same electric propolsion system as the Chevy Volt.
After deciding on a college to attend, the second most important decision a student faces is picking a major. Will it be liberal arts or engineering; political science or occupational therapy?
A new law signed Tuesday by Governor Rick Snyder will limit the time a Michigan resident can receive welfare.
Making the move from high school to college means recognizing some big differences in learning style. One of the biggest ones relates to study habits.
Traditions can be great when it comes to holidays and families but packing on the traditional "Freshman Fifteen" isn't one of them.
This was the year that was... Here is the second of our 10 retrospectives on the 10 years of the Great Lakes and Innovation and Technology Report, offiering the news highlights for a very interesting year, from Sept. 1, 2002 to Aug. 1, 2003.
It was a bizarre sight Tuesday for motorists on Northwestern Highway at Franklin in Southfield when a car ran up a wire leading to a utility pole.