'Michigan Matters' Web Extra: Auto Industry Movers And Shakers
Michigan Matters CBS 62 crew traveled to Cobo to talk to Detroit's movers and shakers. Learn more about what these leaders had to say on a variety of topics.
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Michigan Matters CBS 62 crew traveled to Cobo to talk to Detroit's movers and shakers. Learn more about what these leaders had to say on a variety of topics.
Cleveland Engine Plant to build 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine.
The Oak Park City Council will vote to allow the sale of beer and wine, which has not been allowed since 1945.
Awrey Bakeries, a Livonia staple for four decades, won't go out of business after all.
Cheli's Chili Bar in Dearborn is set to close its doors for good on Wednesday.
One day after hackers attacked a Burger King account, they set their sites on a Detroit automaker.
Kellogg's is voluntarily recalling its "Special K Red Berries" cereal across the U.S. because it may contain glass fragments.
Company looks for 100 people who want to drive a Fiesta, and document the experience.
The Engineering Society of Detroit Institute plans a two-day symposium for Friday, March 1 and Saturday, March 2 on increasing Michigan's levels of proficient high school students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics -- the so-called STEM disciplines.
Higher gas prices could push people with older vehicles to buy something new and more fuel efficient
Since Snyder's plan has been put in place, interest from the industry has waned. The Michigan Film Office approved 24 projects for incentives in 2011, compared to 62 approved in 2009.
Spring doesn't arrive for a few weeks but spring fever is in full swing at the boat show in downtown Detroit.
Attorney Amer Hakim says Sunday's clinic saw a good turnout in Shelby Twp. with with most people asking questions about immigration, bankruptcy, and family law.
In preparation for the Whole Foods opening in Detroit's Midtown, the store is hosting a local vendor fair at the end of this month.
Compuware Corp. has made itself a little less tasty a takeover target. In a filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, the Detroit-based IT management software and services provider disclosed new agreements with senior executives that will pay them big bonuses if Compuware changes hands and they lose their jobs as a result.