Biden dangles tax credits for electric vehicles in $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan
The president's next big bill is a massive infrastructure plan that would boost investment in the country's faltering roads and bridges. It would also send tax credits to anyone who purchases an electric vehicle.
Lowe’s giving away free family garden project kits during month of April
Lowe’s is hoping to satisfy spring break fever with free family garden project kits during the month of April.
GM backs out of meeting with Black-owned media companies over ad claims, plans to reschedule
"We're not waiting anymore. We're not satisfied going from one to two percent. Enough is enough. It is time that GM starts fully respecting Black-owned businesses," Roland Martin said. "And that means show us the money."
Lawsuit alleges Ypsilanti’s Sidetrack Bar paid employees unfairly, violated wage laws
A lawsuit against Depot Town's Sidetrack Bar & Grill alleges that the Ypsilanti eatery's pay practices violated the law.
Ford Dearborn truck plant closing for 2 weeks due to computer chip shortage
The Dearborn truck plant will be closed for two weeks due to a computer chip shortage.
Volkswagen hoaxes media with fake statement on name change
A company spokesman confirmed Tuesday that the statement had been a pre-April Fool's Day joke. The company's false statement was distributed again Tuesday, saying the brand-name change reflected a shift to more battery-electric vehicles.
Michigan restaurant association says 3 in 4 want Whitmer to reveal metrics behind COVID restrictions
A survey released by the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association reports that nearly 75% want more transparency from Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Department of Health and Human Services.
Detroit bars, restaurants prepare for Tigers Opening Day during pandemic
Downtown Detroit is going to look different than it usually does on Opening Day this year.
Ypsilanti streets again closing for outdoor dining, shopping
Ypsilanti is closing several streets so they can be used for outside dining and shopping.
QLINE to resume operations in summer 2021, testing starts Monday
Detroit's QLINE will start testing on Monday, March 29th, with plans to resume operations later in the summer.
Black-owned media CEOs admonish GM, Mary Barra for 'not doing enough to stop racism'
The heads of several Black-owned media groups, including Byron Allen and Ice Cube, said the auto manufacturer had refused meetings with them and had perpetuated systemic racism by not investing more ad dollars.
Wild accident in Detroit neighborhood after speeding cars collide, strike parked car and home
A Chevy Trailblazer crashes into a mans' porch hitting his pickup truck while he was sleep.
Should you supplement your diet with immune-supportive vitamins during the pandemic?
Registered dietitian Elizabeth Bailey discusses the research on using immune-supportive vitamins to prevent Covid-19.
Not your traditional Coney island: Detroit rapper Tone Tone opens Toney Island
Detroit rapper Tone Tone said he wanted to create a safe Coney island for families, so he's opening Toney Island this weekend.
More computer chip shortages cause auto plants to shut down
Automakers are facing a computer chip shortage that is likely to get worse.
Stray dog gifted stuffed unicorn after ‘consistently’ stealing it from dollar store
One stray dog’s determination to swipe a stuffed unicorn from a North Carolina dollar store turned into the “ultimutt“ surprise for the four-legged friend.
Salvaged Desk Turns Into Nightstands DIY Project Pt 1
Jill of All Trades, Jill Washburn, gives an old desk a new life as a pair of nightstands. The week, in Part 1, Jill cuts apart the desk.
Smell like weed? This Detroit restaurant says to stay away
An upscale Detroit restaurant has a message for guests: Dress up and don't come in smelling like marijuana.
Ford finds over $100K in leather during renovation, donates to company that hires veterans, Detroiters
Ford found $100,000 in brand new, high-quality leather hidden in one of its facilities recently and opted to donate them to companies who can put them to good use.
Michigan’s Founders Brewing announces new beer aged in tequila barrels
The tart and tangy brew arrives next month.