Hydroplanes Rule Detroit River For Weekend Of Gold Cup Racing
Over the three day event, Detroit APBA Gold Cup races will thrill crowds watching the hydroplanes reach speeds up to 200 mph on the Detroit River.
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Over the three day event, Detroit APBA Gold Cup races will thrill crowds watching the hydroplanes reach speeds up to 200 mph on the Detroit River.
Authorities are still looking for a St. Clair County jail inmate who fled from a work detail near Port Huron.
The Monroe County Prosecutor will square off against a pit bull rescue group Friday over the fate of four dogs confiscated during a dog fighting raid.
With officials estimating it takes 6 to 9 months for the average unemployed worker to find a new job, how are those without work coping?
Police in Chesterfield Township are trying to track down the person they think stabbed a 55-year-old woman early Friday morning.
Grand Rapids police say a man suspected of killing seven people, including two children, killed himself after first agreeing to surrender.
NASA is closing out its 30-year space shuttle program with a launch scheduled for Friday, weather permitting.
Electric vehicles are about to become a little less quiet.
A soldier from southern Michigan has died in the fighting in Afghanistan.
Oakland County Sheriffs officials say police and U.S. marshals in Minnesota have arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend in front of her children on Thanksgiving.
Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel has managed to raise the ire of two of the most politically powerful men of the region.
A Jackson County mother faces a number of charges after officials say she was caught driving under the influence of drugs twice in two weeks.
Walloon Lake-based Gas Technologies LLC said Thursday that it has streamlined its GasTechno advanced alcohol, biofuels and chemical plant that profitably converts natural gas to liquids and chemical products at an unprecedented capital cost of less than $2 million.
Thursday at Lawrence Tech it was smash lab on steroids, as the university and MDOT tested the load-bearing strength of a new kind of concrete bridge -- one reinforced with strands of carbon fiber composites instead of steel.