Judge Won't Seal Deposition Of Former Asst. AG
A federal judge is refusing to seal the deposition of a former state of Michigan attorney who lost his job after being accused of harassing a college student.
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A federal judge is refusing to seal the deposition of a former state of Michigan attorney who lost his job after being accused of harassing a college student.
With just a day left until the city's budget deadline, members of the Detroit City Council say there is still time to negotiate. And, apparently, the Mayor agrees.
Ford's top analyst says car and truck sales seem to have bottomed out for the year, and should start rising slowly from here.
The United Way for Southeastern Michigan says there is plenty of room for more kids to take part this summer's free food program.
An exchange of words ends with shots fired early Wednesday morning at the Greyhound bus station in downtown Detroit, leaving one man dead and another wounded. Now, police are looking for the two gunmen.
Mayor Dave Bing calls it a "landmark moment" in Detroit's effort to bring light rail service to the city.
Jurors can take notes and pose questions for witnesses under new rules that have been released by the Michigan Supreme Court.
About 2,400 DTE Energy customers in Farmington Hills were without power late Wednesday morning.
One of the pros from "Dancing With the Stars" is lending a hand to a special fundraiser for the Detroit Tigers.
Givens has chosen Detroit to launch a series of workshops aimed at helping aspiring actors develop their craft, as well as others who may be struggling with confidence and self-esteem issues.
The latest addition to the WWJ newsroom team is chirping quite a lot and making us all a little quackers.
An 85-year-old Detroit-area woman and her son were killed when the car she was driving collided with a tractor-trailer in Ogemaw County.
Fans young and old will be lining up at the movie theaters Wednesday, as Transformers: Dark of the Moon hits the big screen.
In honor of it's 65th anniversary, Buddy's rolled out four different pizzas called the Motor City Pizza Collection. Each pie will benefit four different local organizations.
The recent hike in college tuition may cause some High School graduates to choose alternate career paths. On Wednesday, Focus: HOPE is holding an open house hoping to attract those students.