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While national business surveys show that a restrictive and uncertain business climate is limiting business growth and economic recovery nationally, many business owners in Michigan believe the state's recovery is gaining momentum, according to a recent survey of small- and mid-sized businesses.
College football fans are euphoric over the news that the BCS is dead and there will be a four team playoff beginning with the 2014-15 season.
The only things standing in the way of a major college football playoff are 12 university presidents.
The state of Michigan, one of the first states in the nation to bring job seekers and employers together in an interactive virtual environment, has scheduled two new dates for MiVirtualCareerFair in 2012.
There are many stuck in 1977, who still feel the Michigan-Ohio State football rivalry is the greatest in all of sports.
AAA Michigan is projecting that residents will be traveling a greater distance – almost 150 miles more than in 2011.
Verizon Wireless and Comcast today announced they will offer each other's services in metro Detroit and the state of Michigan and deliver a variety of offers and incentives for new and existing customers.
The BCS commissioners are backing a playoff plan with the sites for the national semifinals rotating among the major bowl games and a selection committee picking the teams.
Instead of working on the economy the GOP has focused on denying women access to health care.
The guys in charge of changing the BCS are headed back to Chicago, hoping to make more progress at a meeting Wednesday than they did the last time they were there.
Now that fireworks sales are legal in Michigan, some local communities are implementing their own restrictions pertaining to how they're used.
The streetlights will stay off in Detroit because there's no agreement on a plan to get them turned them back on.
Republicans in Lansing are touting their plan to cut taxes, but some Democrats are pushing back saying the proposed cuts aren't fair.
A Detroit-themed tie could be the perfect gift this Father's Day, Sunday, June 17.
College football's winningest school is putting three of its five retired jerseys back on the field, honoring former President Gerald Ford, Bennie Oosterbaan and Ron Kramer as "Michigan Football Legends," this year.
After honoring Desmond Howard as the first Michigan football legend last season, the Wolverines are doing it again this year with perhaps their most famous alum.
When you are doing a performance in Columbus, Ohio it usually isn't smart to sing the Michigan fight song.
The movie will be about a super tornado that sweeps through a small town. Parts of it will be shot at the Michigan Motion Picture Studios in Pontiac.
A man with a stake in one of Detroit's three casinos talks about the prospect of more competition for your gaming dollars.
The group seeking to recall Governor Rick Snyder is throwing in the petition towel.
Michigan senior defensive tackle Will Campbell faces two counts of malicious destruction of property stemming from an incident in Ann Arbor.
NCAA president Mark Emmert believes another round of conference realignment could be sparked by schools trying to position themselves to play in a proposed four-team college football playoff.
If the Heisman Trophy winner is a popularity contest then get ready for a legit run by Mr. Popular Michigan senior quarterback Denard Robinson.
Saturday marks the opening day of bass season on the Great Lakes and all Michigan inland waters except for Lake St. Clair, St. Clair River and the Detroit River, which don't open until June 16.
