Routine Care Biggest Hurdle After Tsunami
Providing routine care for people with a host of issues from chronic diabetes to imminent childbirth proved more challenging after the disaster in Japan.
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Providing routine care for people with a host of issues from chronic diabetes to imminent childbirth proved more challenging after the disaster in Japan.
A train accident in Huron Township leaves a 13-year old girl dead.
Hard downpours forcasted in Southeast Michigan. A Flood Warning is in effect for the shores of Lake Erie.
Operators of Detroit's three casinos say they are opposed to a tax increase proposed in Mayor Dave Bing's budget presentation to the City Council.
Catherine Ferguson Academy is a high school for pregnant and parenting teen girls. And it's scheduled to close.
The Detroit Public School system has issued pink slips to virtually all of its teachers, although it's unclear how many will be laid off because of money problems.
The Henry Ford Museum is using the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic to announce a new exhibit aimed at those enthralled by the ship's story.
Former Ford Motor Company vice-chairman Allan Gilmour has been inaugurated as Wayne State's 11th president.
Former Detroit Tigers infielder Reno Bertoia has died of lymphoma at 76.
"I just thought this was the most contradictory thing in the world," says a male student at the school.
Gasoline was found leaking from the ground in White Oak Township and crews worked for a second day Friday to determine the source of the leak and prevent it from flowing into waterways.
Former top Detroit City Council aide, John Clark, has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.
Governor Snyder says despite cries to the contrary, no taxpayer dollars will be used to build a new bridge to Canada.
Could legalizing pot and sex be the magic formula to fix what ails the Motor City and turn it into a hot spot for young people? "I could turn it around in five minutes," says Fieger on "Michigan Matters."