Foundation Raises Millions For Detroit Public Schools
Despite the scandals, continued changes and negative perceptions of the Detroit Public Schools, there are those who continue to give money to help students.
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Despite the scandals, continued changes and negative perceptions of the Detroit Public Schools, there are those who continue to give money to help students.
The Michigan Legislative Black Caucus is telling lawmakers now working on redrawing legislative lines that certain groundrules must be met.
Headed to downtown Royal Oak anytime soon? If so, take along plenty of quarters to feed the parking meters.
A television crime drama that took its name from and made its home in the Motor City has been canceled, one of its producers said Friday.
The spike in gasoline prices isn't bad news for everyone. Some people are trading in their four wheels for two-wheeled vehicles.
The city of Detroit has filed a lawsuit seeking more than $10 million it spent on a federal monitor who had an improper relationship with ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.
Roseville Police report 60-year-old Rosia Lee Watson has been found.
A shortage in supply of the active ingredient used to make Ridalin and Adderall is causing some great concern for local doctors.
Thousands of dead walleye have been washing up on beaches between Toledo and Port Clinton in recent weeks and wildlife researchers want to know why.
Student journalists at a St. Clair Shores high school are upset over what they claim is censorship of their school newspaper.
Contrary to an earlier report, Borders apparently does not have a suitor waiting in the wings to buy the entire book store chain.
The city of Detroit has filed a lawsuit seeking more than $10 million it spent on a federal monitor who had an improper relationship with ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.
Federal prosecutors believe one of nine members of a Michigan- based militia is not mentally competent to stand trial.
An all-clear has been given at the Renaissance Center after police and firefighters responded to a possible "suspicious package".
Chrysler is moving up its normal summer shutdowns at three factories from the usual July closings because of parts shortages from Japan.