Watch CBS News
Proposals to promote western Michigan agri-tourism, expand the state's plum market and try new technology for growing asparagus and dry beans are among nearly two dozen that will share in $1.3 million in federal agriculture grants.
The United Auto Workers union has asked local leaders from Chrysler to meet in Detroit, normally a sign the union has agreed to a new contract.
The news just keeps getting better for Michigan motorists, as gasoline prices across the state fell at least another 14 cents a gallon over the past week.
While the economy has been slow and some say there could be a new recession, that's not stopping some people from indulging in some little luxuries.
Detroit's East English Village is inviting everyone who is interested in buying a home to take part in their second annual home tour this Sunday.
Michigan Republicans want to phase out or eliminate a tax paid by businesses on equipment, making local governments and schools that rely on the revenue nervous.
After three years of fundraising, and one year of operating a set-up/tear-down clinic at Ferndale's Kulick Community Center, the FernCare Free Clinic has officially moved into its permanent home.
An auto parts maker plans to expand a facility in Blacksburg, Virginia, creating 50 new jobs.
The Michigan Supreme Court has been asked to decide whether the sale of medical marijuana at dispensaries is legal.
The great thing about Michigan State University is that I could do Tech Tours from now until Doomsday and they'd never run out of cool things to show me.
Michigan utility regulators say natural gas customers should see slightly lower bills this winter because of falling prices - while customers who rely on propane and heating oil probably will pay more than last winter because of higher crude oil costs.
Police across the state are getting a new crime fighting tool to catch people who give minors alcohol.
President Barack Obama says China has "gamed" the world's trading system to its advantage, but he's not ready to get behind a bill that would penalize Beijing.
Technology users are remembering Apple founder and longtime CEO Steve Jobs, who invented or designed many of the computer gadgets we use today.
Looking forward, what does his death mean for Apple? What does it mean for future technology? Who can possibly replace someone who knew what consumers wanted before consumers did?