Director, actor and author Peter Bogdanovich will talk about director Frank Capra at Hillsdale College during a March program on the movies of 1939.

A new report says that the Detroit-area restaurant industry has been resilient despite the economic downturn.

The family of a Flat Rock woman has sued Oakwood Hospital and two of its doctors, claiming brain surgery was mistakenly performed on the wrong side of her head.

Prosecutors are asking a judge to move the murder trial of a trucker accused of killing an anti-abortion protester and a business owner in a small Michigan city.

Road crews are preparing for what could be a major winter storm with up to nine inches of snow expected in a band south of Lansing and including metropolitan Detroit.

A critical safety net for babies — that heelprick of blood taken from every newborn — is facing an ethics attack.

A jury has awarded $117,000 in damages and $220,000 for legal and other fees to neighbors of a lead smelting company that once operated in northeast Detroit.

A migrant worker is jailed without bond after police say he fatally shot the west Michigan fruit farmer who had laid him off.

Public school districts across Michigan can delay pivotal tallies of student enrollment if an expected heavy winter snowfall this week forces class cancellations.

A Detroit jury has gone home without reaching a verdict during its first afternoon of deliberations in the corruption trial of political consultant Sam Riddle.