In our court justice system, the 12 men and women who serve on a jury are an irreplaceable cog in the wheel of criminal justice. But the next time you're called to serve, some controversial changes may be in place for jury duty.

Sounds from a dumpster led workers to the startling discovery of a baby tossed in the trash. They plucked the newborn out of the garbage and saved her life.
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A Vietnam veteran from Royal Oak is in Washington, D.C., on a hunger strike to gain attention for fellow veterans' causes. The man is starving himself for what he says is a very serious problem, as the nation wages war on two fronts.

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The heart of Detroit is beating with glitz, glamour and family fun, as the celebration of Motown's 50th anniversary is under way.
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UPDATED: The sights and sounds of the holiday season are filling downtown Detroit. It's the kickoff to the happiest time of the year in the city.
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It may take a year-and-a-half to see a positive change in the job market and a brighter future for housing in the state of Michigan. That statement comes from Michigan's top economic forecaster, who says the state will lose thousands more jobs next year.
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Mayor Dave Bing has received City Council approval to sell $250 million in fiscal stabilization bonds to help wipe out Detroit's deficit.

There are so many wonderful things about Christmas - trimming the tree, a brand new truck, a child playing with a new toy, a new bicycle. But, this Christmas, more families than ever before in the metro Detroit area will simply have to do without. We intend to change that. Watch Video

Now that Ohio voters have given their approval, four new casinos will soon be built across Michigan’s border in the Buckeye State. Surprisingly, one of the people helping to create this Midwest gaming competition is former Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer, the man who played an important role in bringing three casinos to the Motor City. Watch Video

Just days after a task force called for women to have fewer mammograms, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologist is recommending women have fewer Pap tests to screen for cervical cancer. But these revised guidelines are likely to be a lot less controversial.