Census: Rise In Mich. Homeowner, Rental Vacancies
The number of empty homes and vacant rental properties grew by nearly 50 percent in Michigan over the past decade.
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The number of empty homes and vacant rental properties grew by nearly 50 percent in Michigan over the past decade.
An industrial laundry facility in Warren was destroyed after a large explosion from a suspected gas leak leveled the building, shattered windows and spread debris throughout the Hoover-Stephens neighborhood.
U.S. Court of Appeals - Sixth Circuit Judge Damon Keith believes the death photos of Osama bin Laden should be released.
You can stand outside under this shower - without getting wet. Metro Detroiters are being treated to a meteor shower the next few mornings.
Authorities have made 19 arrests in a prostitution ring that smuggled women from Mexico to work in brothels in throughout the Midwest.
The Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit adding on three new bishops. On Thursday, three priests - Msgr. Donald Hanchon, Fr. Michael Byrnes and Fr. José Arturo Cepeda - will be ordained bishops by Detroit Archbishop Allen Vigneron.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing has presented a 5-year deficit elimination plan designed to help stave off a state takeover of the city's finances.
A Detroit man accused of being involved in the murder of a Livonia police officer was in court for a preliminary hearing.
Governor Snyder has named former GM exec, Roy Roberts, as the next emergency financial manager of the Detroit Public Schools.
The Michigan House has passed a $33 billion budget bill that covers state spending for everything except education.
Troy police say she had a blood-alcohol level more than double the legal limit -- and now a 33-year old Rochester Hills mom is facing serious charges.
One community is taking aim at the growing problem of "sexting".
A Midland County judge who told a lawyer, "screw you,'' still is allowed to handle a criminal case involving the attorney's client.
An engineer's "aha" moment while driving through a snowstorm may someday create megawatt after megawatt of clean, green electricity.
Air pollution from industrial sources near Michigan public schools jeopardizes children's health and academic success, according to a new study from University of Michigan researchers.