Rafalski Finally Gives In To Injuries
Continuous back and knee pain this season forced Brian Rafalski to spend more time on the training table getting treatment than he ever has before.
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Continuous back and knee pain this season forced Brian Rafalski to spend more time on the training table getting treatment than he ever has before.
A local company is already having a busy summer season after heavy storms left parts of Metro Detroit under water.
Forget about working crossword puzzles and listening to Mozart. If you want to improve your ability to reason and solve new problems, just take a few minutes every day to do a maddening little exercise.
Vice President Joe Biden is crediting the White House policies for bringing the auto industry back from what he calls the "brink of extinction."
Inside one local Detroit tattoo and piercing parlor there is new insight into the oddities that are gaining popularity.
If you're getting your little girl's ear pierced soon, listen up - there's a safe and a not-so-safe way to do it.
Don't let accident or injury ruin your summer fun. The Crittenton Wound Healing Center offers summer safety tips.
The Michigan appeals court has overturned a Washtenaw County judge and said a young man who committed sexual misconduct at school must be on the state's sex-offender list.
If you have any gently used gloves, bats, balls or other baseball equipment just sitting in the basement or garage, the Detroit Tigers can put it to good use.
OnStar data shows mileage of drivers in identical cars can vary by 75 percent. But, if you follow these 10 tips, you could save $100 a month at the pump.
Supporters say the videos will protect suspects and police when charges are filed and cases move to court.
The Washtenaw County Sheriff says a man has posed as a police officer and attacked two prostitutes in recent weeks.
Gov. Rick Snyder, armed with a new business-friendly state budget, is about to become more aggressive in telling the Michigan story to potential investors.
An accused deadbeat dad was arraigned Friday on charges of failing to pay over $200,000 in child support.
Organizers say the downpour of rain put them behind, and they have been working around the clock to have everything ready when the gates open up Saturday at noon.
