DPS Investigates Grade-Fixing At Local School
Detroit Public Schools officials are investigating possible illegal grade-fixing within the district.
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Detroit Public Schools officials are investigating possible illegal grade-fixing within the district.
The General Motors Foundation has unveiled a four and a half million dollar scholarship program for young people who can demonstrate both an ability and a need.
A 24-unit apartment fire in Plymouth brings out crews from several departments to battle a blaze that leaves dozens homeless.
Dozens of people line up outside a local Verizon store to snag the company's newest offering - the iPhone 4.
An Ontario woman who says she was strip-searched at the Ambassador Bridge without justification has sued two U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents.
Police are on the hunt for a masked gunman who fired a shot while robbing a bank in Madison Heights.
A 62-year old Romulus man is dead after his pickup truck was struck by a swerving semi truck's trailer.
Striking Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians have rejected the latest contract proposal from orchestra management.
Southeast Michigan is in for a brisk and frigid night with temperatures dipping to as low as zero degrees.
Compuware Corp. will have its first recruiting open house in five years Tuesday, Feb. 22 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Compuware headquarters, One Campus Martius in Detroit.
What a difference a year or two makes -- the Job Hub 2011 recruitment event, sponsored by economic development departments from cities across Oakland and Macomb counties, actually has more jobs than applicants, especially in engineering.
The Detroit utility holding company DTE Energy today reported 2010 earnings of $630 million, or $3.74 per diluted share, compared with $532 million, or $3.24 per diluted share, in 2009.