Extended Unemployment Benefits Will Continue
About 35,000 Michigan residents will continue receiving extended unemployment benefits, under legislation signed Monday by Governor Snyder.
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About 35,000 Michigan residents will continue receiving extended unemployment benefits, under legislation signed Monday by Governor Snyder.
Criminal charges are not expected, after a four-year old boy drowns in Monroe County.
Green Oak Township Deputy Fire Chief Kevin Gentry says rescuers were dispatched to the scene Monday morning after the woman called to say she was giving birth.
Electrical issues are prompting Volkswagen to recall 71 thousand 2011 Jetta sedan's.
The Commerce Department says consumer spending rose seven-tenths of a percent last month.
Ford is idling a plant in Belgium because of the parts shortage caused by the earthquake in Japan.
Here are the 4 finalists of the Stoney and Bill Hottie Final 4.
A Warren man is in critical condition Monday after he was hit by a car on Groesbeck Highway near Hayes.
A new report shows that more than 13 percent of Michigan's bridges, are structurally deficient and should be repaired or replaced, but there isn't enough federal money to do the job.
School has been canceled in all Lapeer Community Schools because of vandalism to school buses.
Construction barrels are being deployed for a major project that'll affect thousands and thousands of people every day.
Emergency Financial Manager Robert Bobb meets with members of the board and their attorney at 6:00 Monday night in a closed-door session.
The Detroit Recreation Department is taking picnic shelter reservations starting Monday, at the Belle Isle Casino.
This week, we visit the UAW Bargaining Convention, look at the changing impact of the Japan earthquake on auto production, and test drive the new Dodge Avenger.