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This Harvard study's findings might surprise you.
The ATF believes the public could be the difference maker in solving this case.
A Republican senator from Kentucky who may run for president is traveling to bankrupt Detroit to preach a message of lower tax rates.
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Two days later, a judge is elaborating on his decision to let Detroit stay in bankruptcy by releasing an opinion of more than 140 pages.
When you turn on your tree, and the family sighed, because there's a light that won't light on one side, don't throw old lights away, that's wasteful, you see -- recycle them instead with the RSOC.
Mobile performance of e-commerce websites continues to lag amid a huge surge of mobile shopping, according to Compuware Corp. (Nasdaq: CPWR), a provider of application performance management software.
The West Michigan industrial economy continues to grow slowly, according to the results of a monthly survey compiled by Brian G. Long, director of Supply Management Research in the Seidman College of Business at Grand Valley State University.
With nearly 4 million miles of public roads criss-crossing the United States and millions of dollars spent to maintain them, it's imperative that researchers look for better ways to preserve these roadways.
NextEnergy, the state's advanced energy industry accelerator, produced a $115 million, 383-job boost to the state's economy, a new study says.
The downtown business accelerator D:hive announced the third winner of its Pilot program, awarding two months of free retail space to Thanh Tran of Kidpreneur.
The fleet safety and fleet management technology developer Safety Track has introduced UCIT -- pronounced "you see it" -- a vehicle camera system.
Shaquille Jones, 21, faces open-murder and home invasion charges in Paul DeWolf's death.
More than 400 students are set to showcase their innovation and technical skills on Friday, Dec. 6, at this autumn's Design Day in the MSU College of Engineering.
Organizers of the Michigan Growth Capital Symposium Thursday unveiled preliminary plans for the 2014 conference June 17-18.