DETROIT (WJBK) - Thousands of workers and volunteers have headed down south to help the Harvey victims. Some important rescue work is also being done, though, from high atop a skyscraper in Detroit.

General Motors and the Detroit Police Department will work together to use OnStar roadside assistance services to track down stolen and carjacked vehicles more quickly, according to the Detroit Free ...

DETROIT, MI --Detroit Police Chief James Craig often mentions his desire to reduce carjackings in Detroit. His latest tactic to do so is a collaboration with OnStar, an on-board, roadside assistance ...

The Detroit-based OnStar business unit of General Motors Corp. is tweaking the OnStar-equipped automotive rear-view mirror it introduced at January's International Consumer Electronics Show in Las ...

DETROIT, MI -- When it comes to giving stranded fellow drivers a hand, Detroiters are the best, according to OnStar, General Motors Co.'s roadside safety and security service. OnStar this week ...

DETROIT -- More than 100 million vehicles on the road today can add OnStar safety and security services through the FMV aftermarket mirror, but OnStar statistics show the biggest group of purchasers ...

DETROIT – Hurricane Isaac is 1,100 miles away soaking and battering New Orleans and much of the gulf coast this morning, but dozens of people right here in Detroit are working hard helping some of ...

Detroit — OnStar will offer a new feature that will slow down a vehicle in the act of being stolen. General Motors will offer the feature, called Stolen Vehicle Slowdown, on nearly 1.7 million of its ...

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General Motors Co.’s OnStar will air its first stand-alone TV advertisement in at least six years with a marketing campaign that brings the connectivity feature back to its safety and security roots.