Mich. Fire Departments Get Federal Grant
Twenty fire departments in Michigan have millions in federal grants coming their way.
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Twenty fire departments in Michigan have millions in federal grants coming their way.
A new report finds that the Detroit City Council is one of the most expensive to the taxpayer.
A proposal to extend the state sales tax to services is being put on hold, for now.
Another day off for some school kids as crews continue snow clean-up.
Eighteen-year-old Robert Taylor faces life in prison without parole for 2009 murder of Matt Landry.
As the nation's car dealers head to their annual convention this weekend, an industry they describe as "shell shocked" is seeing signs of recovery, and those dealers are starting to expand their operations again.
A Michigan man with a history of mental problems has been identified as the victim in a western Pennsylvania car fire.
Snow plows and salt trucks cleared most of the major freeways and roads but WWJ's Stephanie Davis reports the same can't be said for some of the back streets.
Officials on the executive committee of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra met Wednesday as the strike by musicians pushes toward the four-month mark.
Bankruptcy is definitely in the future for Ann Arbor based Borders Group, the nation's second largest bookstore chain.
Twenty-year-old Scott Carlson was arrested on Christmas day, after the child's grandparents noticed burned marks on the baby's feet and bruises on his back.
The city of Detroit may owe money to a former contractor who claims he was extorted by the directors of the downtown convention center.
John Skelton, the father of three brothers missing since Thanksgiving Day, continues to deny that he caused any harm to the boys.