Ford To Increase Production
The auto maker says it will increase factory production 13 percent in the first quarter because of higher demand for Ford and Lincoln brand cars and trucks.
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The auto maker says it will increase factory production 13 percent in the first quarter because of higher demand for Ford and Lincoln brand cars and trucks.
General Motors may add dealers in big metro areas on the U.S. coasts because it expects sales there to grow.
With the CNSC issuing their approval of Bruce Power's shipment plan, it is now time for PHMSA to conduct their full and complete review.
Governor Rick Snyder spoke on Michigan Matters about his game plan to address the state's $2 billion dollar budget deficit.
A federal report says the Great Lakes region could experience water shortages in some locations because of climate shifts or surging demand, despite being the world's largest freshwater system.
Metro Detroiters may see another 1-2 inches of new snow through Monday morning.
Many of us may be hoping for the snow to stop, but one type of business is saying "bring it on".
The Arab American National Museum in Dearborn plans two programs to mark Black History Month related to the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Riders.
Some people watch the Superbowl not just for football, but for the ads.
Authorities are holding a 26-year-old man they say tried to burn his family trailer with his wife and four children inside.
Chrysler's CEO apologized for the way he described the interest rates the U.S. and Canadian governments are charging on the bailouts his company received in 2008 and 2009.
Native Egyptian, Haney Othaman who lives in metro Detroit says, with all these recent concessions, it's just hard to trust Mubarack and anything his administration does.
Plans to be unveiled Monday for the Great Lakes Agricultural Fair to be held at the Pontiac Silverdome.
Turning "waste" natural gas that's now simply flared off at many oil wells into useful ethanol and methanol – and at an attractive price -- is now possible, thanks to technology developed by a Michigan company.
The last time I visited hydraulic hybrid entrepreneur James O'Brien in tiny Deerfield, he drove me around in an old Volkswagen Beetle powered by a 6.5-hp lawn mower engine. Well, it's even more amazing what a few years and a few million bucks will do.