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Remember the massive Jennie-O Turkey Burger recall from last weekend? Now, the CDC is reporting the outbreak strain of Salmonella Hadar bacteria responsible for the contamination is resistant to many commonly prescribed antibiotics.
For the second straight year, air quality in Southeast Michigan has improved, according to data collected at air monitoring stations throughout the region.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is urging fans to be patient as they call the DSO box office to request a voucher for two free concerts.
A Michigan man who once worked on the Soo Locks is suing his former employers, alleging that he suffered a debilitating illness from on-the-job exposure to pigeon droppings.
The clock is ticking on another temporary spending bill for the federal government.
Some Detroiters are upset because a railroad company let the land alongside their tracks turn into a dumping ground.
Two adults and two children - believed to be under 10 years old - were in a Ford Explorer SUV that rolled over on the southbound Southfield freeway.
The checks were ordered after Friday's incident in which a five-foot hole ripped open on one of the planes, forcing an emergency landing.
University of Michigan Economist George Fulton's latest economic forecast paints a much rosier picture for the state hardest hit by the recession.
The couple is accused of beating up an elementary school crossing guard who was attempting to break up a fight between the couple's son and a classmate.
Michigan's state supported universities continue to urge lawmakers to reconsider a proposal from Governor Rick Snyder to take a big chunk of money from their budgets.
It could be another signal that the future of ABC's cop drama "Detroit 187" is in doubt: The network is leaving its studio space in Highland Park.
General Motors rewards its top executive with thousands of shares of stock that could eventually be worth millions of dollars.
University of Michigan researchers have created the state's first human embryonic stem cell lines that carry the genes responsible for inherited disease. The achievement will enable scientists here to study the onset and progression of genetic disorders and to search for new treatments.
A partnership between a Spanish renewable energy research company and Grand Valley State University's Michigan Alternative and Renewable Energy Center will allow for more comprehensive wind energy research on the Great Lakes and a connection to Europe, which is more advanced in the area of wind energy development.