What are the cars made by the UAW and when will the strike affect supply?
The UAW makes roughly 40% of all cars sold in the United States and these are the cars that may be most affected by the union strike.
SMART bus routes expand to include Twelve Oaks Mall
Public transit advocates eyed a bus route to the mall as one of their top priorities after the millage passed.
UAW Strike Day 34: Dark economic forecast as industry enters 'danger zone'; Stellantis pulls out of CES
The auto industry could soon say goodbye to smaller suppliers and even some vehicle models as the strike prolongs.
Detroit casinos will remain open as thousands of workers strike for better contract
Workers walked off the job at noon Tuesday after negotiations with their respective unions failed to secure a new agreement.
Free Michigan vs MSU football watch party planned at Detroit's Beacon Park
Catch the University of Michigan vs MSU football game on the big screen at Detroit's Beacon Park this weekend.
Metropolitan Baking Company in Hamtramck expanding operations, adding staff
After being in operation for 78 years, the Hamtramck bakery is expanding both its number of employees and the size of its operations
Planning to trap bobcats in Michigan this year? Get your kill tags by Oct. 24
Michigan hunters and trappers who plan to harvest bobcats this year have a week left to get kill tags.
Detroit casinos, union have only a few hours left to reach an agreement before strike
If a deal is not reached by noon Tuesday, Detroit casino workers will take to the picket line for the first time.
UAW strike update: Ford, union spar over what needs to happen next
Bill Ford and UAW President Shawn Fain exchanged jabs Monday about the implications of the ongoing strike and what needs to happen next.
Plymouth outdoor dining saved after new ordinance approved
After fears that patio dining in Plymouth was at risk of going away due to inflated fees, a compromise has been reached. The city commission finalized an ordinance that includes some changes to the current rules.
Handyman from hell gets nailed
In all, they believe the handyman helper, helped himself to more than $30,000 from a vulnerable senior.
University of Michigan now home to world's largest collection of snake specimens
Tens of thousands of snakes arrived in more than a hundred jars filled with alcohol recently. They'll be used to better study the evolution of snakes and why so many are venomous.
'This should not be Ford vs the UAW': Bill Ford addresses strike impact on future of auto industry
Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford addressed the impact of the UAW strike during a brief update Monday morning.
Detroit Pizza Pass: Eat pizza and earn prizes through new initiative
Eat pizza, try new spots, and earn prizes while doing so with the Detroit Pizza Pass.
Detroit casino workers prepared to strike as new Tuesday noon deadline nears
Workers at Detroit's three casinos are prepared to strike if a contract agreement is not reached Monday.
Goff throws for 353 yards, 2 TDs to lead NFC North-leading Lions past sputtering Buccaneers 20-6
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Jared Goff threw for 353 yards and two touchdowns and the NFC North-leading Detroit Lions beat the sputtering Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20-6 on Sunday.
Arctic grayling can now be fished in Michigan as state readies for depleted species' return
The species was once among the most dominant populations in Michigan until habitat loss and over harvesting decimated its numbers. It's return to the state is almost a century in the making.
Metro Detroit cities boost police patrols after Israel attack
Cities around Metro Detroit are boosting their police patrols after last weekend's attack on Israel.
Annular solar eclipse to pass Ann Arbor during Michigan football game - What to expect
An annular solar eclipse will cover parts of the United States on Saturday, and Michigan will get a bit of a peek of it.
Lanes closing on I-75 in Oakland County for carpool lane work next week
Crews will be closing lanes on I-75 in Oakland County as they add pavement markings and signs for new carpool lanes.