Car Crushes Oakland County Man To Death
An Oakland County man has died after a car he was working on fell on him.
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An Oakland County man has died after a car he was working on fell on him.
The Environmental Protection Agency is ready to share details of a temporary plan to contain and clean up PCB contamination at the 10 Mile drain in St. Clair Shores.
Ford posted a $2.4 billion dollar second quarter profit, coming in right where analyst expected.
The Michigan Supreme Court has refused to take an appeal from a woman who has been fighting for joint custody of three children born to her female former partner.
The ongoing budget debate helped send Wall Street to a down day. The Dow fell 88 points Monday, while the NASDAQ composite index was off 16.
We get a look today at how some fast moving world events impacted the bottom lines of two of the three domestic auto companies.
Robert Ettinger, pioneer of the cryonics movement that advocates freezing the dead in the hope medical technology will enable them to live again someday, has died. He was 92.
Some good news for Detroit Public School teachers: About 3,800 teachers are being called back to work after receiving pink slips.
President Obama addresses the nation Monday night regarding the debt talks in Washington and it appears the two sides still have some distance to go to reach an agreement.
The players and owners have agreed to a 10 year deal, ending a four month lock out.
Singer Amy Winehouse's autopsy results are in, and they're inconclusive.
Friends and family have been gathering at the home of Mariah Smith's aunt waiting for some news on the little girl.
Thanks to a new state law amping up human trafficking enforcement, there has been an arrest of a Detroit man nicknamed "Gruesome."
Yet another Republican challenger for Senator Debbie Stabenow, as Detroit Educator Clark Durant eyes a bid for the U.S. Senate.
Summer is winding down, and kids are getting geared up for the back-to-school season. There are essential supplies to help your kid succeed including clothes, books, paper, pencils -- but is a tablet computer a necessity?