General Motors

General Motors has some bad news for some of its' workers in Indiana. Coming up in 2017, GM will be stopping production on semiconductors at the plant in Kokomo, Indiana. Around 100 hourly employees and 60 salaried workers will be affected by this change.

It's hard to believe but at least 12 children have died so far this year after they were left in hot cars. That number could drop over time thanks to GM and a new system warning drivers they may be leaving someone behind in the backseat...

A report says that General Motors could soon move production of a truck model made in Mexico to Flint.

Many people in Flint have seen an automobile assembly line in motion at one point or another, but I'm willing to bet there are very few (if any) people left that saw one in 1936.

GM and the United Auto Workers have announced they will donate $3 million to help kids in Flint impacted by the water crisis.

According to reports, hundreds of hopeful locals showed up at a Flint church for a GM job fair that they saw posted on Facebook... except there was no job fair.

ABC US News | ABC Sports News A Michigan man will soon be reunited with the Corvette that was stolen from him 33 years ago.

Michigan could soon receive a major economic push from General Motors. The automotive company is expected to announce on Tuesday the addition of 1,400 jobs and a $450 million investment plan for its Detroit-Hamtramck and Brownstown Township production facilities.

A GM plant in Fort Wayne, IN, is getting attention for flying a gay pride flag at the facility.  The rainbow flag flies directly below the American flag.  The flag was put up this week in support of National Pride Month.