E-Cigarette Use Getting Younger, More Expansive
E-cigarettes are not regulated like traditional tobacco, and the state legislature is considering whether or not these should be exempt from existing tobacco legislation.
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E-cigarettes are not regulated like traditional tobacco, and the state legislature is considering whether or not these should be exempt from existing tobacco legislation.
It's amazing how such simple changes can make a uniform snap! I personally like the tiny changes in the Lions helmet.
A video involving a battle between a 10-foot water python and crocodile goes viral on YouTube. Spoiler alert: The snake wins!
Could you unplug everything for just one day? Thousands of people around the globe will give it a shot starting at sundown Friday, March 7, and extending through sundown Saturday, March 8. It's the fifth annual National Day of Unplugging.
The 28-year-old pedestrian is in critical condition.
Metro Detroiters are indulging Paczki. How much fat is there in a paczek?
While thousands of the Polish sweet treats are being devoured to mark this day before lent, there's a bakery in Farmington that's selling the traditional New Orleans Mardi Gras delight-- king cakes.
Company no longer seeking help from Canadian government. Will build next generation "people carrier" in Windsor.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is a man who isn't ready to be helped.
The 5'11" Tharpe is averaging 30 minutes, 8.9 points, and 5.1 assists per game while shooting 45 percent from the field, 39 percent from deep, and 82 percent from the line.
A suspended Detroit police officer who is already facing charges for allegedly stealing wine from two different stores, is now accused of causing an alcohol related crash.
Officials say a 17-year-old driver who left the scene of an alcohol-related accident called police over an hour later to report that she struck a pedestrian.
RANDY BRODZIK is president and CEO of RedViking in Plymouth. RedViking engineers support Fortune 500 customers in the aerospace, automotive, off-highway vehicles, and defense industries throughout the U.S. and internationally by providing test systems, helicopter test stands, powertrain testing, complete turn-key assembly lines, custom machine and software design, manufacturing execution systems, and process improvement. The company has more than 200 employees at its headquarters in Plymouth and offices in Raleigh, N.C., and Corpus Christi, Texas. Under Brodzik's leadership, the firm has hired 48 people over the past year with several additional openings to fill. RedViking also recently merged with SuperiorControls, the company that originally spun out RedViking in 2010 to fulfill government contracts. The company values engineering leadership and believes in giving back to the community, with employee drives for Toys for Tots, Gleaners, Operation Homefront, and the Wounded Warrior Project. Brodzik has worked for RedViking since 1990 when the company had fewer than 10 employees. His previous roles include vice president of engineering and senior vice president prior to becoming president and CEO in 2011. He has helped to expand the company beyond being an automotive-only supplier. Prior to RedViking, Brodzik worked for 12 years for General Motors Powertrain Engineering. He received his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from General Motors Institute and his MBA from Kettering University. Read the full profile at www.ltu.edu/leaders.
The Detroit-area economy slipped into reverse in February, according to Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index.
Merit Network Inc., the connectivity and network services provider to Michigan government, educational institutions and nonprofits, announced it had completed several upgrades to its statewide, fiber-optic backbone.