Mich. ACLU Sues US Over Racial Profiling Concern
The Michigan branch of the American Civil Liberties Union is suing the U.S. Justice Department to get access to records about the use of race and ethnicity in FBI investigations.
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The Michigan branch of the American Civil Liberties Union is suing the U.S. Justice Department to get access to records about the use of race and ethnicity in FBI investigations.
NBA Hall-of-Famer Earvin "Magic" Johnson is partnering with Quicken Loans Chairman Dan Gilbert to bring jobs to Detroit by way of a venture capital firm.
More than 15,000 taxpayers have "fessed up" to the state of Michigan.
When it comes to our climate, we're whiners. All winter long we complain about snow storms. After about 30 days of nice spring or fall weather the complaints start again.
A lawyer involved in a long-running dispute over the estate of civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks claims that a judge allowed two other lawyers to pile up fees that ate away about two-thirds of the estate's $372,000 cash value.
The release of the final Harry Potter movie might serve as a good time to start getting kids back to reading the original books.
Officials say a 15-year-old boy from Illinois has drowned while swimming to escape the heat at a summer camp in southwestern Michigan.
Why are Meijer, Amway, Steelcase, and Wolverine Worldwide suddenly moving in together? It's all about jobs. Carol Cain gets the details in a special "Michigan Matters."
There are 19,000 DTE customers without electricity, as temps are set to hit the triple digits. Redford and Ferndale are two of the areas with larger pockets of outages.
Oxford High School is getting a case of the blues in this heat, but students are excited about it.
With dangerously high temperatures expected Thursday, how do people who must work outside cope?
In an effort to provide some fun and relief during the heat wave, the City of Detroit is turning on its fire hydrants and "making it rain."
Michigan State University is under fire at the state capital over a recent tuition hike. Lawmakers want to know did the school violate the governor's proposal to keep tuition increases at or below 7 percent.
After one local football team's work out became too routine, a new trainer came in and turned the players into junior Strongmen.