Alice Cooper Gets Place In Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
Detroit-born shock-rock legend, Alice Cooper, is being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this evening.
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Detroit-born shock-rock legend, Alice Cooper, is being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this evening.
The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions, before they are posted on the GLITR IT Calendar.
The latest personnel announcements from Michigan's technology-focused institutions and businesses.
George Clooney is expected in Ann Arbor this week for the first of four days of local filming for his newest project "The Ides of March."
More than 351,000 Americans fracture their hips each year and nowadays one out of three is a man. Recovery from a hip fracture takes commitment, time and effort.
The former president of a Detroit motorcycle club has been sentenced to 35 years in prison by a judge who says the group caused a "reign of terror'' on the city's southwest side.
The State Police Cime Lab from Northville is processing the crime scene, which consists of one car and one person's body in the driver's seat.
Toyota, Nissan and Honda are suspending production for about a week at their domestic plants.
One suspect is dead and another is still at large following a police chase in Dearborn.
A copy of a 911 call includes a 13-year-old girl calmly describing finding her mother apparently lifeless in the garage of their Detroit-area home after authorities say the woman tried to kill her family.
More than a dozen meetings have been held around Metro Detroit and the state giving the public a chance to speak out about the governor's budget plan and how it will impact them.
Jurors in Detroit are hearing closing arguments in a long trial that will determine if former employees at Quicken Loans get overtime.
The issue of U.S. nuclear safety has come into focus following the Japan quake.
Travellers from Japan are arriving at Metro Airport with their tales of survival from the massive earthquake.
Save our cities. That's the message officials from Detroit are sending this week at the National League of Cities Conference.