President Barack Obama on Monday rolled up his sleeves and ran out on the floor of Chrysler's Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit, seemingly eager to share his good news of the national auto industry rebound with the men and women who physically produced it.

President Barack Obama on Friday ran -- not walked -- to a podium on the floor of Chrysler's Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit to champion the national auto industry's rebound in the wake of near disaster.

Podcast crew also discusses controversial group's ad targeting 3rd Congressional district candidate.

John LaForge will be living in a motel for the next several weeks as he figures out where to go after his property was damaged in the massive oil spill this week near Marshall.

A billionaire who gave $10 million to the University of Michigan's business school in the late 1990s donated cash he stockpiled by engaging in securities fraud and insider trading, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is alleging. Samuel Wyly  and......

Friends, neighbors say trip was longtime dream for Kevin Kammer.

Mark Steffek once captained sports teams at Akron-Fairgrove High School, and now he's leading a new political 'Tea Party' that's heating up debate before Michigan's Nov. 3 general election.

Gueyser testified she cursed Mathis, called him a "pervert" and left his office after he unzipped the front of his pants during a June 16 meeting.

Four passengers remain missing although the pilot survived.

A University of Michigan spinoff company is set to start testing its cylindrical hydrokinetic electricity device in the St. Clair River. Ann Arbor-based Vortex Hydro Energy said this afternoon that it would launch its VIVACE device in the river for......

The former La-Z-Boy Furniture Gallery near Briarwood Mall will become the new home of Kapnick Insurance Group’s Ann Arbor-based staff. The company, based in Adrian, bought the former retail building this week.......

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Here’s a comparison you don’t want made anywhere in your state: It’s like BP.

During President Obama's visit to a Chrysler plant in Detroit today, the automaker announced it would be adding a second shift and 900 employees to its Sterling Heights Assembly Plant.

Thad Allen: "What we're trying to figure out is: Where is all the oil at?"

Party insiders and outsiders both have shot at winning nomination next week.

Four passengers remain missing although pilot survived.

Enbridge Inc. is running advertisements in local newspapers, including the Gazette, offering its apologies and promising to "make this right."

Enbridge Inc. is running advertisements in local newspapers, including the Gazette, offering its apologies and promising to "make this right."

But a few Lake Michigan beaches may see tar balls if the oil continues down the Kalamazoo River.