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U.S. auto safety regulators are investigating complaints about two Nissan SUV models.
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U.S. auto safety regulators are investigating complaints about two Nissan SUV models.
On this first Labor Day since Michigan became a right to work state, union members are reflecting on the state of organized labor.
As Detroit continues to work through its bankruptcy, the director of the Detroit Institute of Arts released a letter weighing in on the possible sale of museum's collection.
The nonprofit advocacy group Michigan League for Public Policy released a study a day later also calling for an increase.
Kevyn Orr's office says Karla Henderson has been let go from her position, which had oversight of the city's planning and development programs.
A local McDonald's restaurant was forced to close after its employees walked out and hundreds gathered outside to protest for higher wages.
Ford invests $555 million in the plant, adds second shift, 1400 new jobs. Flat Rock now builds Fusions and Mustang.
L. Brooks Patterson, George Zimmermann and Larry Alexander join host Carol Cain on CBS 62's "Michigan Matters" this Sunday as the conversation centers on tourism and big time regional events.
Former Michigan Gov. John Engler and three business leaders have formed an advisory board with the Grand Rapids-based private equity firm Blackford Capital to target Michigan-based investments.
New study shows quality gap between imports and domestics growing again.
Elmiraj concept shows what a really high end Cadillac might look like.
The redesign promises to make it "uniquely Detroit."
Back-to-school shoppers, if you're planning to buy your child a tablet -- hold on a second.
According to GasBuddy.com, prices at the pump are up almost eight cents a gallon over the past week in Metro Detroit.
Some good news for Macomb County commuters: after months of detours, 23 Mile Road at North Avenue in Macomb Township officially reopens at 10am today.