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The Arbor Hospice Foundation really knows how to throw a party! They had their annual fundraising gala at the Fox Hills Golf & ConferenceCenter in Plymouth. The event is called "Savour the Journey: A Celebration of the Things We Love About Life."
The Detroit Charter Commission continues to fine tune its draft of proposed changes to city governance it will put before voters this November, planning to ask voters to reduce the size of the city's legislative body.
The State Board of Education is giving parents a chance to gripe about school reform this week with hearings at several colleges and universities.
Record-setting sellout concerts at Palace Sports and Entertainment, Inc. venues earns legendary rocker Bob Seger the company's highest honor.
How do you keep young people from leaving Metro Detroit? One man says the key is: sports.
A domestic violence dispute leads Detroit Police to the discovery of a pipe bomb. About eight homes were evacuated early Monday morning on Detroit's eastside on Holcomb Street near Harper after police say they found a pipe bomb inside a home.
If you're not buckled up Monday morning - the chances are, you WILL get a ticket. The annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign kicks off today with extra patrols from over 200 different police departments across Michigan looking for drivers who aren't buckled up.
48-year-old Doug Killingbeck of Milford was trying to save 16-year-old John Przydatek of Harrison Township at the time both drowned near the base of the Huron River Dam in Milford.
Detroit Police investigating a shooting outside the Renaissance Center after an argument between two teens erupts in gunfire Sunday night.
American carmakers improve their relations with suppliers. Car sales moving back to a normal level. We test drive the Fiat 500.
A closely watched study says the relationships the domestic auto companies have with their suppliers have reached the point where those relations are comparable with those of the Japanese automakers, which once had a significant edge.
The road there will be expanded to five lanes and a bridge will be built over the CSX Railroad tracks.
The resorts will be busy and it appears the hotel businesses are beginning to rebound from the recession.
You might want to check your pockets for a lottery ticket. Especially if you bought it in the city of Madison Heights.
When a government in England or Canada gets a no confidence vote by it's governing body...it calls for a new election. In that case I'm placing my no confidence vote in the Tiger bullpen.