Will Michigan Welcome High-Speed Rail?
Boarding the Amtrak train at the Royal Oak platform, WWJ's Ron Dewey asked passengers what they think of a plan to bring high-speed rail to Michigan.
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Boarding the Amtrak train at the Royal Oak platform, WWJ's Ron Dewey asked passengers what they think of a plan to bring high-speed rail to Michigan.
We've got your questions for Dave Bing, L. Brooks Patterson, Robert Ficano or Mark Hackel. Watch Michigan Matters, Sunday, May 22 at 11 a.m to see the show.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is looking into a possible fire hazard with older Ford pickups.
AutoBeat Jeff Gilbert's weekly video report takes a look at GM's 1st quarter profit and new green jobs. We also test drive the 2011 Dodge Charger.
Ford has decided to continue with its sponsorship of the "Arts, Beats and Eats" event, which moved from Pontiac to Royal Oak last year.
A webinar titled "Home Ownership: Tips to Survive and Thrive" is taking place this Wednesday at CBSDetroit.com as part of WWJ's Financial Fitness Series.
For just one weekend, a Detroit Pastor is working to fuel what he's calling a "gas price revolution."
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says tens of thousands of tabletop feeding chairs for babies and toddlers are not safe.
Delta Airlines, the biggest carrier at Detroit Metro Airport, plans to make cuts because jet fuel prices have been taking off.
The Southfield Human Services Department and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority are hosting a free "Ask the Lawyer" legal aid clinic on Saturday, May 7 from 10 am to 3 pm.
It's a sign that summer is inching closer. Friday, the historic Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island opened for its 125th season.
The Fourth Annual Green Street Fair returns to the streets of Downtown Plymouth on May 6, 7 and 8, and will be pulling out the stops to celebrate Mother Earth all weekend.
Felt "zombie" rabbits, local spices and handmade porcelain pendants. Those are just a few of the original works of art that will be for sale at a marker opening in Ferndale.
If Dan Gilbert has his way there could be dribbling of NBA players again in the Motor City.
Gas prices keep climbing, but the Detroit Symphony Orchestra is actually cutting concert ticket prices by as much as 53 percent.