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A tire that detached from a vehicle on I-94 in Washtenaw County hit a car, killing the driver.

Hundreds of thousands of work hours, 1,200 LED screens and a seven-phase project are just some of the pieces that will go into a transformation of downtown Detroit.

Business activity in the US service sector continued to expand in March, albeit at a more moderate pace than in February, with the ISM Services PMI edging lower to 51.4 from 52.6.

The Natural Resources Commission voted to restrict hunting coyote between April 16 and July 14 in Michigan - a decision criticized by some hunter groups.

More than a mile stretch of Crooks Road will be repaved in Royal Oak soon, and that work will lead to lane closures and left turn restrictions.

The Euro jumps on Wednesday with the US Dollar dropping across the board.

A woman accused of pistol whipping another woman in Hazel Park had been stalking the victim and her boyfriend with tracking devices, police allege.

New fishing regulations in Michigan are now in effect. Among the major changes are daily possession limits for some types of fish from certain bodies of water.

A man incarcerated at the Macomb County Jail was plotting with a woman to have her soon-to-be ex-husband killed, authorities said.

The Affordable Connectivity Program has helped people in Detroit and about a million Michigan residents,