 | Ford Exploring Sale of its Corporate Jets
DETROIT (AP) - Ford Motor Co. may sell its fleet of five corporate jets after top executives of the three Detroit automakers were harshly criticized by members of Congress this week for their travel expenses.
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 | Fallen Soldier's Family Gives $15K for Scholarship
The parents of a fallen 10th Mountain Division soldier are giving $15,000 for a scholarship program to help wounded soldiers that served with the division.
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 | Obama Keeps Low Profile in Auto Rescue Talks
While President-elect Barack Obama publicly sidelined himself during congressional debate over an auto industry bailout this week, he and his top aides quietly prodded congressional leaders to find a solution to rescue struggling automakers.
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 | Canadian Car Dealers Plead For Aid
Canada's 3,500 car dealers asked the federal government Friday to help them cope with the impact from the economic slowdown despite a record year of sales.
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 | Ocean Anti-Dumping Law Upheld
A federal appeals court has upheld a Michigan law designed to prevent oceangoing freight ships from bringing invasive species to the Great Lakes.
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 | Mild Winter Predicted
Forecasters are predicting warmer than average weather for the Midwest this winter.
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 | Unbeaten Football Team Excites Thumb Village
Not much exciting happens in this community of 754 in Michigan's Thumb. But residents of Ubly are at a fever pitch over their high school football team, which is unbeaten for the first time in 36 years.
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 | Economists: MI Economy 'Stuck in Reverse'
University of Michigan economists say the state economy will remain "stuck in reverse" through 2010.
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 | 12-Year-Old Girl Stabs Mother's Boyfriend
Police in Grand Rapids say a 12-year-old girl stopped an attack on her mother by stabbing the woman's boyfriend.
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 | GM Announces New Production Cuts
General Motors has announced changes to production that will impact thousands of workers at several factories. INSIDE: Watch Action News Report  Watch Video
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