Legislation Aims To Boost Horse Racing Industry
Legislation making its way through Lansing is designed to give Michigan's struggling horse racing industry a boost.
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Legislation making its way through Lansing is designed to give Michigan's struggling horse racing industry a boost.
There were a lot of smiling faces at the Parade Company in Detroit as winners were announced for this year's Parade Float Design.
October was another month of solid recovery for the southeast Michigan housing market.
Luxury cars and green cars will dominate late November show.
After nearly six months into the Challenge Detroit initiative, what are participants saying about their efforts to revitalize the city? And what's it been like so far?
A Farmington Hills-based financial adviser and his colleagues are planning to send 1,000" Thank You", "Christmas", and "Hanukah" cards to 1,000 American troops overseas.
Detroit Dog Rescue is taking a truckload of dog and cat food to distribute on Long Island, to help the displaced animals after Superstorm Sandy.
Ann Arbor Big Boy owner Abdoul Karkoukli will donate 10 percent of the sales to help the Hurricane Sandy victims.
On Sunday, November 11th, veterans and active military members can enjoy a free meal in honor of Veterans Day.
The Salvation Army red kettle bell ringers are now out at area businesses collecting monetary donations to help the less fortunate.
General Motors popular Test Track ride is about to re-open at Walt Disney World, following the first complete makeover in its 13 year history.
Is airline safety a laughing matter? Maybe in this case.
National health expenditures in September 2012 grew by 3.7 percent relative to September 2011, ticking down a tenth from the August rate, and representing the fifth consecutive month of below 4 percent growth. At 4 percent, the average monthly rate of growth in spending, year-to-date is barely above the all-time low rate of 3.8 percent recorded in 2009.
Bob King thinks pragmatism and patriotism will pull Congess together.
Peter Karmanos Jr. plans to step down next year as executive chairman of Compuware Corp. -- the Detroit-based software development business he co-founded nearly four decades ago.