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A former tenant and employee of Bob Bashara who turned himself into police investigating the slaying of Bashara’s wife was released Friday from the Grosse Pointe Park Police Department, a source told The Detroit News.
A judge on Friday stymied a union activist’s attempt to invalidate the employment contract between the Wayne County Airport Authority and its former CEO Turkia Mullin.
Roughly 29,500 Michigan workers will receive their last unemployment checks Feb. 18, according to state officials. A federal program that provides 20 extra weeks of unemployment benefits is ending in Michigan because the state’s jobless numbers have improved
Police on Friday urged the public and those who’ve used the Internet site backpage.com for escort services to come forward with information in the unsolved murders of four women whose bodies were found in car trunks on the city’s east side in December.
Selfridge Air National Guard base will lose its A-10 Warthog fighter planes and gain more refueling aircraft under changes announced Friday by the Air Force.
A 20-year-old former McDonald’s employee has been charged with holding up the restaurant and locking its employees in a freezer Thursday morning, officials said.
Detroit— Federal drug agents raided the Russell Industrial Center at Clay and Interstate 75 Friday morning and arrested four people as part of an investigation into illegal marijuana production, The Detroit News has learned.
Interviews with friends and acquaintances of the couple give some insight into their lives, which has been speculated upon by media across the country.
Mitt Romney can relax if money raised in Michigan equates into votes cast Feb. 28 during the Republican primary here.
Proving that it’s a company that loves misery, Forbes Magazine has listed Detroit, Flint, Warren and Lansing as the second, third, 10th and 13th dreckiest burgs on its annual Most Miserable Cities list.
Five days after celebrating her daughter Kadejah Davis’ 12th birthday at a local roller rink, Amanda Talton faced the unthinkable on Thursday — planning her little girl’s funeral.
Detroit — The Detroit Institute of Arts wants area residents this year to authorize a tax to help maintain operations of the world-renowned institution. Stung by the recession, leaders of the city-owned museum have met privately in the past few weeks with leaders of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties about a possible 0.2-mill tax that would raise about $23 million a year.
The longtime Bloomfield Village resident still has plenty of steam with the new novel, “Raylan,” and FX series “Justified.”
Detroit — Mayor Dave Bing on Thursday hailed new union concessions that he says can avert an emergency manager, but the deal hinges on an elusive goal — more givebacks from police and firefighters.
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David Shepardson General Motors chairman and CEO Dan Akerson told WJRÂ this week that the government’s investigation into fire risks in the Chevrolet Volt may have been impacted by the... Read More
Robert Snell Latin pop star Paulina Rubio is bilingual and bi-delinquent. After getting dinged for $530,000 in late taxes in Mexico, Rubio is $210,000 in debt to the IRS, according to... Read More
Neal Rubin Sean Reilly has been a vegetarian since high school, which puts him decades aead of Prince Fielder and a lifetime ahead of me. After I noted that the Detroit Tigers’... Read More
Nolan Finley President Barack Obama is calling on Republicans to joining him in repealing the tax reductions first signed into law by George W. Bush, saying doing so would bring fairness... Read More
A journal of the Dobel Street area on Detroit's east side, just south of McNichols and east of Van Dyke. Read More
A Detroit News investigation found more than 5,000 city parcels are owned by 10 private landowners and their companies.
Private investors, many owning hundreds of parcels, complicate the reshaping of Detroit
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