Volt And Leaf Get "Top Safety Pick" Awards in First Crash Tests
The Chevrolet Volt and the Nissan Leaf are getting top safety marks in their very first independant crash tests.
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The Chevrolet Volt and the Nissan Leaf are getting top safety marks in their very first independant crash tests.
Ford is expected to get the year off to a good start, with a solid first quarter profit.
The fire at the house on East Ferry Street spread to a second house nearby.
Ann Arbor-based ForeSee Results Tuesday issued its quarterly report on the American Customer Satisfaction Index's E-Government Satisfaction Index, which indicates that good federal government Web sites save the government money and foster democracy.
The Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team arrested the suspect Monday evening finding him inside a vacant dwelling on Loretto.
Nissan is recalling nearly 200,000 Pathfinder and Infiniti QX4 sport utility vehicles sold in the U.S.
Some state legislators will be on hand to hear the concerns of parents and community members in Birmingham.
The proposed plate, which would require legislative approval, was on display Monday while Johnson was at Hurley Medical Center.
It began when a patient arrived at the hospital after ingesting rat poison. The poison reportedly caused the patient to emit potentially harmful gasses.
A new study by the American Petroleum Institute shows that oil and gas stocks account for 5% of the holdings by Michigan's teacher and government employee pension funds.
The announcement from Toyota's South America division says its Brazilian plant will suspend production of Corolla sedans on Tuesday and on two days in May.
The six million dollar project would include a recreation center, a paddleball court and a swimming pool.
When people ask me what my favorite holiday is, I say, "My birthday."
Forty-two years ago, George Nolan confessed to strangling a 36-year-old woman during a rape in her car. His trial began Monday.
Electrical engineers at the University of Michigan have built a device that can harness energy from vibrations and convert it to electricity with five to ten times greater efficiency and power than other devices in its class. And it's smaller than a penny.