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Chrysler has gone from being the automaker nobody wanted, to the goose that lays the golden egg for its majority owner, Fiat.While Chrysler made $1.7…

For 10 years, journalist Yang Jinsheng secretly collected official evidence about the terrible famine in China a half-century ago. In his chilling book Tombstone — which is banned in his homeland — Yang estimates that 36 million people died of starvation and other causes during the famine, even as grain exports continued.

It’s a good show this year….unless you like “far-out” concept carsThe mood at the North American International Auto Show is upbeat. Sure, Europe’s debt…

Making art in the open air has been on display this week in and around Saginaw.More than 50 artists have been busy sitting in parks and along busy roads…

Michigan’s Governor Rick Snyder gives his second State of the State address tonight. He’s already signed more than 300 public acts. That’s a new law for…

My cousins spent their summers along the St. Mary's River on Neebish Island. The lake freighters steam by just a stone's throw away from the shore.One of…

In fiction, Ann Beattie channels first lady Pat Nixon, while Ben Marcus looks at the consequences of nasty rhetoric, and Jonathan Odell imagines a slave healer's life. In nonfiction, the creators of Portlandia offer a guided tour of Portland, Ore., and Ellen Forney reflects on her bipolar disorder.

State Senate: Public Employees Should Pay More Health CostsThe Republican-led state Senate approved a bill yesterday that would require most public…

Michigan’s system of providing lawyers for indigent defendants is so bad it amounts to a “constitutional crisis.”The Michigan ACLU and the Michigan…

Yesterday, Jeb Bush announced he was running for the Republican nomination for president. If you had been under the impression that he’s already been…