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SS Ste. Claire anticipates a modest comeback close to home after restoration plans were set back by a 2018 fire.

Neal Rubin didn’t know he’d seen the last of his former colleague Jeff German, the reporter police found stabbed to death in Las Vegas.

Gilda Jacobs, who has fought for policies to help Michigan’s most vulnerable residents, will be honored with a lifetime achievement award.

Author Mark Clague says there’s more to the song — and to Francis Scott Key — than most of us realize.

A national competition hosted by the Henry Ford Museum of Innovation gives young inventors their first taste of marketing and patent law

Longtime sportscaster and talk show host succumbs to vascular dementia less than a year after retirement.

After more than a year using old, flawed backups, public radio station debuts $150,000 replacement that’s especially attuned to Detroit.

Judge Hood was the first Black woman elected to the Michigan Court of Appeals and the first Black woman to chair the Judicial Tenure Commission.

On the job since the paper’s founding in 1942, he didn’t miss an issue until a fall ended his streak at more than 79 years.

Amid fears of falling donations, surprises are certain for charities but not much else is

Local anchor’s cut-ins on popular “Ellen DeGeneres Show” have gone viral — which puts them one up on Pope Francis