Michigan Woman First Ever In Wrestling Hall of Fame
The 79-year-old Joy Davids of Madison Heights will be the first woman to be inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
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The 79-year-old Joy Davids of Madison Heights will be the first woman to be inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
Summer is right around the corner and many Metro Detroiters are starting to coming out of hibernation. The first weekend of June is filled with many events! That is what we are talking about on this week's "Street Beat."
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is tuning up for its 2011-2012 season, which will feature lower prices and new themes never before heard at Orchestra Hall.
A gasoline leak in mid-Michigan is anywhere from two to four times as large as first reported, according to new estimates provided by Marathon Pipe Line LLC.
They're called "Relaxation Brownies" and their potent combination of supplements has some in other states calling for them to be banned.
Adding to the corruption in the Detroit Public School System, a lunch lady has allegedly been caught on tape stealing lunch money.
The former leader of a Michigan Boy Scout camp has been convicted of attempting to produce child pornography by secretly videotaping boys at a YMCA in Muskegon.
A fighter who trains at the legendary Kronk Gym in Detroit is now a world champion.
This week, CBS Network rolled out our Fall 2011 schedule. There are a few new shows: "The Gifted Man," "2 Broke Girls," "Unforgettable," "Person of Interest" and "How to Be a Gentleman."
Sporting a Detroit t-shirt and coming out strong, Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band rocked the Palace of Auburn Hills for his second show of the week.
Governor Rick Snyder and the Republican leadership in the legislature have announced a tentative budget deal that includes more money for education and fewer concessions from state workers.
A busy Detroit road, already serving as a detour for the big Southfield Freeway project, is now hit with a water main break.
The NAACP is offering a $1,000 reward for more information about the racist graffiti found on a restroom wall at Birmingham's Seaholm High School.
Both of Detroit's municipal pension boards have agreed to concessions designed to save the city about $60 million
