Former worker sues DMC for wrongful termination after alleged rape incident

Lakisha Davis filed a $10 million lawsuit against the Detroit Receiving Hospital and DMC -- citing wrongful termination, retaliation and slander. Davis worked in the hospital's crisis center, where typically only two nurses and one technician were taking care of about 22 patients at a time, she said.

Academic standstill: Contract deadlock threatens Oakland University classes

As talks break down ahead of the new academic year, Oakland University faculty members have voted to authorize a strike, putting classes at risk. The university and the professors' union remain sharply divided on key issues, including salaries and working conditions, as the deadline to avert a campus-wide disruption draws near.

Oakland University professors ready to strike

With class beginning on Wednesday, the school is bumping up a key deadline to lock down a contract with its faculty after professors threatened to go on strike over low wages.

Whitmer, officials attend Labor Day event at Michigan Central

"Here in Michigan we always stand up for our union brothers and sisters. As governor, I want you to know I’ve got your back, and I'm not just saying it," Gov. Gretchen Whitmer told the crowd gathered outside Michigan Central on Labor Day.

Man dies in Dearborn house fire

“Unfortunately, in this circumstance, there was some hoarding activity and a lot of content in the house, making it difficult to maneuver through the house," Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray said.

Kamala Harris delivers campaign speech in Detroit on Labor Day

“She appreciates the importance of supporting the middle class, supporting workers, and supporting their unions,” said Michigan General Attorney Dana Nessel. "And I think that’s why she thought it was so important to be here in the Motor City for Labor Day.”