Awards and Certifications From March 10
The latest awards, industry certifications and prizes earned by Michigan's technology-focused organizations and companies
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The latest awards, industry certifications and prizes earned by Michigan's technology-focused organizations and companies
Over 200 demonstrators stood in front of the Spirit of Detroit statue to protest a number of issues.
Michigan Congressman John Dingell testified at a controversial hearing focusing on "radicalization" of the U.S. Muslim Community.
Witnesses are calling it a raid, but former Highland Park School Board member Robert Davis says it was a just a visit from the FBI.
A 63-year-old man has been sentenced to serve up to 50 years in prison for fatally shooting his 72-year-old mother-in-law last year in Brighton Township.
In Lathrup Village, a firefighter falls through a floor into a basement full of smoke and flames, and lives to tell about it.
Madonna's grandmother has died, three months shy of her 100th birthday.
Volkswagen is recalling 12,600 minivans because the ignition key could move while driving and cause the engine to shut off.
A big transition at General Motors as Chris Liddell, the company's chief financial officer, decides to step down.
The former head of Washington D.C. schools lashed out at the long-standing practice of laying off teachers based on seniority, or "last in, first out".
The Michigan Senate voted to kill a healthcare benefit for state workers who have live-in friends and their kids.
Michigan remains among the top ten states with the highest foreclosure rate despite steady declines.
Pontiac police officers vote overwhelmingly to drop union and hand over their business to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office.
The Snyder administration is stepping up efforts to push for a major business tax cut, along with budget cuts and other reforms.
I-94 reopens after deadly early morning crash; Heavy fog slows morning commute