Did Herman Cain Use Convict As Bodyguard In Detroit?
Celebrity watchers could've picked out the bald man with the lush black mustashe standing guard over presidential candidate Herman Cain at his Oct. 21 Detroit stop.
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Celebrity watchers could've picked out the bald man with the lush black mustashe standing guard over presidential candidate Herman Cain at his Oct. 21 Detroit stop.
Controversial Michigan filmmaker Michael Moore says President Barack Obama is not the person he campaigned for in 2008.
First Lady Michelle Obama is spending part of her day in Detroit Tuesday.
Union workers at Detroit's three casinos are voting this week to accept or reject the latest contract offers.
Dealing with Michigan's obesity problem is a priority for Snyder. Michigan ranks 8th nationally among the fattest states.
A Muskegon man who pleaded guilty to polygamy has been freed from jail now that he's shown the court that he's no longer violating the law.
President Barack Obama will announce new rules on Monday to help homeowners with little or no equity in their homes refinance their mortgages to avoid foreclosures.
Michigan is still not making the grade after receiving an overall D grade for infrastructure two years ago, the Michigan Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers announced Monday.
In banking, a "haircut" is when a lender adjusts the terms of a loan to decrease the debt on the borrower.
Area residents are looking to have improved air quality and less truck traffic through the neighborhood.
The Governor's decision to sign legislation that drastically cut the state's film incentives still isn't sitting well with Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson.
Dow Chemical Co. CEO Andrew Liveris and U.S. Rep. Dave Camp of Midland joined cabinet members, lawmakers and other dignitaries who watched as President Barack Obama signed off on a new trade deal with South Korea.
As President Obama announced an end to the Iraq war, WWJ spoke with Michigan Sen. Carl Levin, asking if we accomplished our mission there.
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, speaking in Detroit Friday, has decided to rip apart his tax plan, which is the key plank in his platform.
The shut-down would come just before hundreds of thousands of people decend upon the Detroit area for the North American International Auto Show