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It's a cult-like coup for those in the know ... a handful of these billboards around the country allow fans of the band Cut Copy to listen to a new single.
A lawsuit has been filed against the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in Detroit by the ACLU on behalf of a formerly pregnant Muskegon woman
"There are no exemptions for rape, incest or the health of the woman," said Meghan Groen of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Michigan.
Detroit police are working to prevent any further violence after a fight between rappers at Cobo Center.
So what else is new and cool in the wild, wacky world of science and technology? Well, here goes...
Moore performs songs from his recent release "Off the Beaten Path," while Eldredge fires up "Don't Ya" and others from his debut "Bring You Back." Watch the sessions free on demand.
The 49th annual ACM Awards will air live from Las Vegas on April 6, 2014. The program will be broadcast on CBS, and once again Bryan and Shelton will cohost the evening.
Looking for a unique gift this holiday? You could find just the thing in an unexpected place.
Sheriff's officials say a man entered the Hall Road Chase Bank branch with a semi-automatic handgun.
"I don't blame the families for hating me ..."
SUSAN MOSEY: President of Midtown Detroit, Inc. in Detroit. Mosey has led the University Cultural Center Association, newly reconstituted as Midtown Detroit, for 24 years. Midtown Detroit is responsible for community development, marketing, public space maintenance, security services, real estate and small-business development, and arts programming within Detroit's University Cultural Center and New Center districts – an area now known as Midtown. Projects undertaken by the organization under her direction include public improvements, and residential and commercial real estate development and management. The organization also produces a number of signature arts events for the district, including Art X Detroit, DLECTRICITY and Noel Night. Since 2000, Midtown Detroit, Inc. has raised more than $60 million in direct support for a variety of initiatives, including the restoration and conversion of six historic homes into a boutique hotel, the Inn on Ferry Street, and a façade matching grant program which has provided more than $1 million to local business owners. Midtown Detroit recently received the Urban Land Institute's Global Award for Excellence, the real estate industry's most prestigious honor, for the TechTown Living Room, an initiative of nonprofit urban development. Currently, Midtown Detroit's neighborhood redevelopment initiatives include the creation of a walkable arts district and renovation of numerous historic structures for market-rate and mixed-income housing. Most recently, the organization is administering the national Living Cities Integration Initiative, providing commercial debt and low-interest loans, mixed-use development, and charter school financing. Mosey has been awarded the inaugural Mariam C. Noland Award for Nonprofit Leadership by the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, and named by Crain's Detroit Business as a Newsmaker of the Year and one of the Women to Watch, and by MLive as one of 13 Michiganders to Watch in 2013. She received her bachelor's degree in urban planning from Wayne State University. Read the full profile at www.ltu.edu/leaders.
Michigan can become a global leader in engineering by building on its existing strengths, according to recommendations released Monday by Business Leaders for Michigan, the statewide CEO organization that is the successor to Detroit Renaissance.
The board of directors of Ishpeming's Bell Hospital Monday announced a final agreement for the hospital's acquisition by Brentwood, Tenn.-based LifePoint Hospitals lnc. LifePoint also announced a health care joint venture elsewhere in the Upper Peninsula, with Hancock-based Portage Health.
The Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index for November came in at 58.3, down from 63.1 in October. Despite a slow-down in the rate of growth, the three-month average for the economy registered a robust 60.4. A PMI value above 50 generally suggests economic growth.