Beloved Metro Detroit Bowling Alley Closing In August After 76 Years

The small eight-lane bowling alley was kept in the family through three generations after opening in 1948.

Wyandotte Area Restaurants Received Revitalization Grants

Wyandotte area restaurants were helped by a federal program as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.

Which Wyandotte Businesses Got PPP Loans

The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in Wyandotte.

Wyandotte Area Bankruptcy Filings In Year Of Coronavirus: See Numbers

Bankruptcy filings were down in Wayne County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.

How Reliable Is Your Michigan Electric Provider?

See how well power providers in the Wyandotte area and across MI serve their electric customers.

Shelving Inc. Hosts $10K Pallet Rack Giveaway

Contest to benefit one lucky Michigan business who shares core values in community, responsibility and entrepreneurship

Buddy's Is Opening In Woodhaven With These Deals

The first 100 customers in the restaurant on opening day will receive coupons for one free pizza, per month, for one year.

Farbman Group Announces Launch of Newly Designed Website

Southfield-based real estate company introduces overhauled site

How Sustainable Is Credit Card Debt in Wyandotte?

Factors such as geography, income and financial literacy affect Michiganders’ ability to pay off credit card debt.

Ilitch Family Giving Landmark $40M to Wayne State

Expected donation will build the Mike Ilitch Business School and continue the family's commitment to rebuild and transform downtown.

Farmington Hills Man Brews Solution to Bad Beer

After first batch of beer went bad, entrepreneur decided there had to be a better way to control temperature than fermenting in the bathtub.

The 'Amazon Tax' and Credit Card Chips: Your Questions Answered

Michigan State is undergoing two huge transformations in retail shopping starting Thursday. Be prepared.

Amazon and Lear Announce Move to Detroit

The two tech companies hope to establish the Motor City as a hub for tech jobs.

Michiganders Prominent on Forbes 400 List of Richest Americans

Magnates’ fortunes range from $7.9 billion to $2 billion.

Scammers Find New Way to Steal Your Financial Information

Officials in Michigan discovered a dozen credit-card skimming devices from gas pumps across the state.

Metro Detroit Case Could Have Far-Reaching Effects on Workers' Social Media Use

The National Labor Relations Board said Quicken Loans’ employee handbook goes too far in restricting employees’ free speech.

Massive $18.6M Carhartt Expansion Will Create Hundreds of New Jobs

The Dearborn-based company plans to nearly double its workforce.

Volkswagen Scandal: Macomb Man First to Sue Company in Michigan

He wants a new car, and he wants Volkswagen to pay for it.

NHTSA Chief Tells Automakers Regulators 'Questioning Everything Now'

A spate of recalls and Volkswagen’s admission it cheated on emissions testing raise the bar for automakers.

Michigan's First Business Aviation Expo Planned Sept. 25

Breakout sessions will focus on getting started in business aviation and how it can improve profitability, solve travel problems.

Chinese Company to Invest $26M, Create 125 Area Jobs

Announcement that CW Bearing will build U.S. headquarters in Northville Township follows Gov. Rick Snyder’s trade mission.

And the Vehicle Most-Often Stolen in Michigan Is . . .

Nationally, the Honda Accord and Honda Civic are the most-often stolen vehicles. But that's not the case in Michigan.

Ford May Return Ranger Production to Michigan

The once-popular midsize Ranger could replace manufacturing operations that are expected to move out of Wayne plant in 2015.

Study: Car Owners Don't Care About All Those Bells and Whistles

Disinterest in using in-vehicle technologies was highest among Gen Y millennials.

Gas Prices At Their Lowest Seasonally Since 2004: Find the Cheapest Gas in Wyandotte

And they’re only expected to keep going down.

Target Reaches $67 Million Settlement With Visa Over Data Breach

More closure after a massive data breach affected 40 million card users.

Business of Art: Artists' Panel Offers Tips Turning Creativity into Cash

Members of Detroit’s vibrant art scene to gather at Wayne State, offer tips to help entrepreneurs monetize their creativity.

Michigan: Most Expensive State to Drive a Car

One factor outweighs all others, according to 24/7 Wall St.

Michigan Bar Second in U.S. to Create Cannabis Law Section

Michigan lawyers specialize to serve burgeoning “cannabusiness” industry, keep pace with evolving legislation.

Where in the Metro is Nation's 4th-Best Place to Start a Business?

Analysts crunched U.S. Census data on business climate and local economic health to determine rankings.

Michigan's In Recovery, and It's Partly Because of Beer

The beer industry has a $6.6 billion economic impact on Michigan, according to a new study, Beer Serves America.

Fiat Chrysler to Pay $105M in Fines for Recall Handling

U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx: Penalties hold automaker “accountable for past failures,” gets unsafe vehicles off the road.

Fiat Chrysler Recalls 2.2 Million Trucks Over Faulty Air Bags

Recall comes a day after the automaker called back 1.4 million vehicles over concerns hackers could take control of steering wheels.

IKEA Offering Free Repair Kit For Products That Killed 2 Children

More than 27 million items are part of the repairs.

$10M Fake City Keeps Epicenter of Driverless Car Research in Michigan

Automakers and suppliers will test their technology at simulated track at test track at the University of Michigan.

Apollo-Inspired Special Edition Mustang Is, Well, Rocket Fast

Over the past 8 years, Ford has raised more than $3 million to support youth aviation programs with special-edition pony cars.

GM Recalls 780K SUVs with Lift Gate Defects Linked to 36 Injuries

Friday’s recall is the second this week. Earlier, the automaker recalled 760K Hummers with potential fire hazards.

Do Minions Happy Meal Toys Curse?

WTF? Some parents say they clearly hear F-bombs coming from the little potty mouths.

GM Recalls 196K Hummers; Faulty Fans May Cause Fires

The automaker said the faulty parts will be replaced at no cost to the owner.

How Data Hackers May Have Spoiled Detroit Zoo Visit

Visitors who made purchases at third-party gift shops earlier this summer may have had their credit and debit card information stolen.