Detroit

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Two dogs are alive and looking for loving homes thanks to a pair of bystanders who refused to stand idly by while the pups sweltered in a dangerously hot car in Metro Detroit over the weekend.

The move is being prompted by Ford's plans to redesign its research-and-development campus in Dearborn.

Karma, the successor to Fisker Automotive, is planning offices in Troy, Michigan.

Cosworth doesn't yet name the manufacturer it will supply with V8 cylinder heads.

Google is establishing a self-driving technology development center in Novi, Michigan.

A police officer in Westland, Michigan helped out a struggling young father when, instead of writing him a ticket, the officer bought a car seat for the man's daughter.

Construction will begin later this month on a massive redesign of Ford's corporate campus in Dearborn, Michigan, a project that's expected to take more than a decade to complete.

President Obama will visit the North American International Auto Show in Detroit on Wednesday. He will also speak to residents of a local neighborhood.

The American Motors Co. headquarters in Detroit failed to sell at an October auction. The city has until January 4 to decide what to do with it.

Henrik Fisker will show off two cars at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show, one of them a carbon-fiber bodied, two-seat, $300,000 'super sports car' called The Force 1.

FCA Transport, the fleet of semis FCA US uses to deliver parts, has switched from diesel to CNG. The move reduces CO2 emissions by 16,000 tons per year.

Volkswagen and the Department of Justice agree that the US District Court in Detroit, MI, would be a good location to combine the class-action lawsuits against the automaker.

Honda reveals the 2016 Civic in Detroit and Autoblog was on hand for a first look.

Want an opportunity to own a truly ghoulish piece of '90s history? Dr. Jack Kevorkian's decrepit Volkswagen Bus is for sale from a Detroit pawnshop for $40,000.

The Detroit Historical Museum prepares to put its 1935 Stout Scarab back on display after 12 years. The nearly priceless car is called the ancestor of the minivan.

A tiger got loose in Detroit's Packard Plant on August 17 while a crew was conducting a photo shoot with it and other wild animals. The tiger was eventually contained.

Solid 50-percent appreciation for a Bavarian roadster and a Bolognese sport-ute sold at auction in Detroit this past weekend show that multi-million-dollar classics aren't the only cars that can prove a wise financial investment.

A fake city rising from the middle of a Midwestern college campus is more than a proving ground for autonomous and connected car technology expected to revolutionize American roads. It's a lynchpin in Michigan's strategy to stay economically relevant and prevent automotive technology jobs from being poached by Silicon Valley.

Red Bull BMX rider Tyler Fernengel returns to the Pontiac Silverdome to ride, jump, and flip through the now-abandoned Michigan sports venue he remembers from his youth.