Interest Growing In Detroit's "Project 14"
Project 14, designed to entice more Detroit Police officers to live in the city, celebrated its first success story on Wednesday.
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Project 14, designed to entice more Detroit Police officers to live in the city, celebrated its first success story on Wednesday.
We visit with the engineers at auto supplier Denso, who are experimenting with systems that allow cars to talk with each other.
Police are seeking help identifying a homeless man found slain in Texas who may have family in Michigan.
The annual "Kids Count" report shows a 64-percent jump in child poverty over the past decade.
Much of the auto industry is working on "vehicle to vehicle" communications that allow cars to get information from other vehicles, and from the highway infrastructure.
Despite low opinions of the nation's schools, a new poll shows Americans rate their public school teachers more highly now than they have in the past.
The Michigan Supreme Court is calling for a reduction in the number of trial court judgeships throughout the state.
Leadfoots driving the M-5 corridor between I-275 and Telegraph Road reach an average speed of 81 miles-per-hour, according to INRIX traffic data service.
A Michigan man has wrapped up a more than 4,100-mile tractor ride through the Midwest to raise money for charity.
A Wayne State University Dean has recommended the closure of the school's Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences program, which is rated in the top 5 programs of its kind in the world.
If you think taking the service drives through the Southfield Freeway construction zone is challenging, try living there. WWJ's Ron Dewey spoke to some of those residents on Detroit's west side.
"Good Morning America" has named Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore the "Most Beautiful Place in America."
Firefighters are trying to control a blaze at a warehouse in Detroit.